Secret route through organic vineyards: a day of wine tasting and tradition in Mallorca’s heart 

Are you a wine lover? Then don’t miss this secret route through Mallorca’s organic vineyards, prepared by ROIG especially for you. In the heart of the island, far from the beaches and tourist areas, lies a unique experience for those passionate about wine, nature, and tradition.

The route through organic vineyards we are about to propose will let you discover a different side of Mallorca: authentic, peaceful, and deeply connected to its land. You will visit family-run wineries committed to organic viticulture, taste wines that capture the island’s true essence, and spend an unforgettable day among vineyards, barrels, and flavours.

At ROIG, we’ll provide you with all the details of this route, and what’s more, we invite you to book our car rental in Mallorca so you can enjoy this excursion at your own pace. Let the adventure begin!

Secret route through Mallorca’s organic vineyards

Visiting Mallorca’s organic vineyards is the perfect way to discover the island’s most authentic side. This route will take you to some of the most special wineries in the Mallorcan countryside, where tradition, sustainability, and flavour blend in a rural setting that will leave you speechless.

Below, we suggest a car route you can take if you choose our car hire service in Mallorca. Enjoy a full day of wine tourism!

1. First stop: Bodega Binigrau (Biniali). Located in Biniali, this family-owned winery works with native grape varieties such as Manto Negro and Prensal Blanc. Their winemaking process is fully organic, and they follow a philosophy of minimal intervention. Here you can enjoy a guided tour of the facilities, stroll through the vineyards, and take part in a tasting of three wines paired with local products.
2. Second stop: Son Prim (Sencelles). Just 15 minutes from Biniali, you’ll find this artisanal and organic winery. Son Prim is known for the quality of its wines and its respect for the environment. You can enjoy a tasting session in the garden or amongst the vineyards, with the option of a rustic picnic featuring traditional products like pan payés (country bread), olive oil, cured meats, and Mallorcan cheeses. A perfect choice for lunch surrounded by nature.
3. Third stop: Can Majoral (Algaida). Continuing the route, a 20-minute drive will take you to Can Majoral, one of the most renowned organic wineries on the island. They work with biodynamic techniques and their wines have won international awards. Here, you can enjoy a full tour of the estate and a wine tasting. If you didn’t opt for the earlier picnic, you can also dine in a traditional celler such as the Celler de la Vila in Algaida.
4. Fourth stop: Mesquida Mora (Porreres). About 20 minutes from Algaida, this winery offers a biodynamic and experimental approach. Their wines reflect the winemaker’s personality and deep respect for the natural environment. You can enjoy a sensory tasting, take part in workshops, or even join in different activities like yoga amongst the vines or sunset sessions.

This route is ideal for those seeking different and truly authentic things to do in Mallorca. To embark on this journey, you can choose between our car hire offers in Mallorca, our taxi service, or our chauffeur-driven cars — all at your disposal. At ROIG, we help you discover our island in a completely unique and authentic way!

The best wines of Mallorca

Mallorca is one of the most fascinating wine regions in the Mediterranean, thanks to its climate, its soils, and the recovery of native grape varieties. Here are some of the finest wines from Mallorca you can sample during your tour through organic vineyards — take note!

• Manto Negro: This native grape produces smooth, fruity reds with spicy notes. Found mainly in the Binissalem area, these wines are easy to drink yet full of character. Wineries like Binigrau and José L. Ferrer craft excellent Manto Negro wines.
• Prensal Blanc: Also known as Moll, this white grape is perfect for warmer months. The wines are light, fresh, and have a balanced acidity, ideal for pairing with fish or rice dishes. Can Majoral offers organic versions of this variety.
• Callet: One of Mallorca’s oldest grape varieties, Callet produces medium-bodied reds with soft tannins and flavours that evoke the earth and the Mediterranean. Wineries such as Mesquida Mora and 4 Kilos Vinícola are champions of this variety.
• Gorgollassa: Once nearly extinct, this variety has been revived thanks to the efforts of wineries committed to biodiversity. It’s a distinctive choice for wine lovers looking for something new.
• Natural wines: Many wineries in Mallorca have embraced sustainable practices, avoiding added sulphites and favouring minimal intervention. Son Prim and Mesquida Mora are among the leading producers of these natural wines.

Mallorcan wines stand out for their quality, their strong connection to the land, and their commitment to the environment. Don’t miss the chance to explore the island’s flavours through its wines.

How many wineries are there in Mallorca?

Now that you know about our secret route through Mallorca’s organic vineyards, let’s talk about the wineries themselves. If you’re a wine lover and a gourmet traveller, you’ll surely want to visit some of the most emblematic houses of the island’s wine culture.

Currently, there are over 70 active wineries on the island, mainly concentrated within two official designations of origin: D.O. Binissalem and D.O. Pla i Llevant, alongside many more producing wines under the “Vi de la Terra Mallorca” label.

Most of these wineries are family-run, with many operating organically or ecologically, preserving the island’s winemaking traditions while also experimenting with modern production techniques. Some have centuries of history, while others are recent projects with a more experimental or natural wine philosophy.

These wineries don’t just produce wine — they also offer wine tourism experiences, including tastings, guided tours, vineyard walks, and food pairings with local products. Wine is a wonderful way to discover Mallorca’s culture, landscape, and lifestyle from the inside out.

Areas like Binissalem, Santa Maria del Camí, Felanitx, Porreres, and Manacor boast a high concentration of wineries, though you’ll also find unique winemaking projects elsewhere on the island, in places like Andratx, Alcúdia, and even near the coast.

As you can see, Mallorca is an unmissable destination for wine lovers, and visiting some of its more than 70 wineries is a perfect activity to include in your holiday.

Remember, at ROIG you can hire a car in Mallorca and enjoy your holiday at your own pace. As well as visiting beaches and coves, your hire car allows you to explore fascinating spots like these organic vineyards, which you’re sure to fall in love with. Come and visit us!