Palmanova - Galilea - Valldemossa - Sóller - Coll de Sóller - Esporles - Galilea - Palmanova

In Galilea, it is worth the detour to the church; there is a very nice view and cold Colas in a mini-supermarket. Alternatively, there is a supermarket in Puigpunyent directly on the route. In Valldemossa, there is a pizzeria on the left side of the road to the center. The pizza has become smaller than it used to be, but it is still delicious and relatively affordable for Valldemossa. At the market square in Sóller (Plaça d'Espanya), there are many cafés; unfortunately, everything is quite expensive, but it is simply nice to sit there. Attention: the tram tracks often stick out more than one centimeter from the asphalt - I have already laid down because of that. The ascent to the Coll de Sóller begins with the uncomfortable fast road, which has a ~ 7% incline, is quite straight - and on which cars drive quite fast. But at least there is a shoulder. From the toll tunnel, the serpentine stretch begins, which is well built (from before the tunnel) and nearly free of cars. Be careful on the descent, as there are significant grooves in the asphalt. Back on the fast roads to Palma, it goes permanently slightly downhill and there is also a shoulder here. Not pretty, but not problematic. At the market square(?) of Esporles, there is a supermarket to refill water/Cola.