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Caimari → Lluc

Coll de Sa Bataia (south)

Distance
9.6km
Avg gradient
4.5%
Max gradient
7%
Elevation gain
430m

Josep Mir · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

The gentle south approach to Lluc through Caimari. A grade-school climb — friendly enough for a first Tramuntana day but long enough to feel like a proper ascent.

Direction. From Caimari take MA-2130 north. The first 6 km are gentle, then a few steeper kicks before the col.

Surface
Smooth asphalt
Traffic
Moderate traffic
Best months
JFMAMJJASOND
  • Shaded
  • Even gradient
  • Classic
  • Sheltered

Live conditions

Weather at the climb

Updated 05:44 AM
Start19°C6 km/h
Summit19°C4 km/h
WindHeadwindRelative to the climb direction
Air quality4 µg/m³PM2.5
  1. 12 Sat27°C0% rain
  2. 13 Sun28°C0% rain
  3. 14 Mon30°C0% rain
  4. 15 Tue31°C0% rain
  5. 16 Wed28°C20% rain

Elevation profile

200m 300m 400m 500m 0km 2km 4km 6km 8km
< 5%5–8%> 8%

Local tips

Café Sa Plaça in Caimari is the village starting cup. Mid-week mornings see very little traffic — Sundays and Saturdays are busier with tour groups.

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Common questions

How long is the Caimari → Lluc climb?

9.6 km with 430 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 4.5%.

What is the road surface like on Caimari → Lluc?

Smooth asphalt throughout — well suited to road bikes with standard tyres.

How busy is Caimari → Lluc with traffic?

Moderate traffic, mostly tourists and locals. Ride early in season for a quieter experience.

When is the best time to ride Caimari → Lluc?

Optimal months are Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov, Dec — mild temperatures and lower wind risk.