E-bike tour Inca to Sineu market: villages and vineyards

Ride the old road between Palma and Inca, stopping at a market that has run since medieval times

A half-day e-bike tour departing from Inca that follows the ancient camí vell de Muro through Es Raiguer villages, vineyards and farmland to Sineu's Wednesday market, founded in 1306. The route covers 40.5 km over five hours with 220 m of climbing and descent, graded easy. A live guide in Spanish or German leads groups, provides e-bikes with helmets and saddlebags, and explains the region's history and legends at each stop. Bottled water is included; lunch is not.

Step-by-step itinerary

E-bike tour to Sineu market

• Meet at cemetery parking lot
• Guide explains route and e-bike use
• Ride along ancient camí vell de Muro road
• Visit Finca Biniagual farmhouse and vineyards
• Stop at Sencelles church and hear legend
• See houses of Cas Canar and Toutatis brewery
• Visit Jornets church and learn Teleclubs history
• Free time at Sineu market and explore

The Experience

The tour starts at the cemetery parking lot in Inca, where your guide goes over the e-bikes, safety and the route ahead. From there you follow the camí vell de Muro—the ancient road that once connected Palma, the island's capital, to Inca, the capital of El Raiguer. This stretch cuts through the area with the most vineyards in Mallorca, so the ride itself is the landscape: rows of vines, stone walls, and views across to the Sierra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rising to the north.

The stops build a picture of rural Mallorca that most tourists miss. You visit Finca Biniagual, a Moorish-era farmhouse now devoted to wine, with its chapel, winery and 14 houses still standing. In Sencelles, the guide shares a local legend about how the town got its name, told at the church. Cas Canar and the Toutatis craft beer factory come next. Then Jornets, one of the least-known towns on the island, where you learn about the Teleclub—a 1960s Francoist institution that once brought television to remote villages. Each stop is brief; the ride carries the day.

Sineu's market is the destination and the reason to come. Founded by King Jaime II in 1306, it runs every Wednesday morning and is the only market in Mallorca licensed to sell live animals. You'll find produce, tools, farm machinery, clothes and shoes, but the live animal exhibition—showing native breeds from Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza—is what sets it apart. Your guide can point you toward the best place to eat frito mallorquin, the traditional local dish Mallorcans have eaten in Sineu for generations, or you can browse and shop on your own time before the return ride.

What’s included

• E-bike, helmet and saddlebags.
• bottled water.
• live guide in Spanish or German.
• route explanation and safety briefing at the start.

Good to know

Easy physical levelInfant seats availablePublic transport nearby

Operated by Mallorca Amazing Tours

Is this one for you?The five-hour loop leaves your morning or afternoon free: start early and you're back by early afternoon, or depart at midday and finish before dinner. The e-bikes and easy gradient mean you don't need cycling fitness, just the willingness to spend half a day in the saddle.

Top questions

How far is the e-bike ride and how much climbing is involved?

The route covers 40.5 km over five hours with 220 m of ascent and 220 m of descent, graded easy. The e-bikes handle the hills, so fitness level is not a barrier.

What is the camí vell de Muro and why does this tour follow it?

The camí vell de Muro is the ancient road that connected Palma and Inca, crossing the heart of El Raiguer's vineyard country. Following it lets you see the landscape and villages the road has linked for centuries, rather than riding modern routes.

What can I actually do at Sineu market?

Sineu market runs Wednesday mornings and sells produce, tools, farm machinery, clothes, shoes and live animals—it's the only market in Mallorca with a live animal exhibition showing native breeds. You have free time to browse, shop, eat, or simply walk through and watch.

What language does the guide speak?

The guide leads in Spanish or German, depending on the departure you book.

Is lunch included, and what should I bring?

Lunch is not included, though your guide can recommend where to eat frito mallorquin in Sineu. Bottled water, an e-bike, helmet and saddlebags are provided; bring sun protection and comfortable clothes for five hours of riding.

What is frito mallorquin and where do I find it?

Frito mallorquin is a traditional Mallorcan dish of fried offal and potatoes, very popular in Sineu. Your guide will recommend the best places to eat it when you arrive at the market.