New civic walkway between Lloseta and Inca

Council of Mallorca to promote pedestrian and cycling connections between municipalities funded by the Sustainable Tourism Tax (ITS)

What does it consist of?

The creation of a 2.7 km civic path between the Foro de Mallorca and Inca transforms a stretch of road into a shared and safe space for pedestrians and cyclists. The action seeks to promote sustainable mobility and improve the connection between the municipalities of Raiguer.

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Data

PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Project for the construction for the pedestrianised area on the MA-13A between the Foro de Mallorca and Inca
LOCATION
Mallorca (Binissalem, Inca, Lloseta, Santa Maria del Camí)
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Consell Insular de Mallorca
Entity that executes the project
Consell Insular de Mallorca
Project code
ITS2023-013
Total project amount
3.763.501 €
ITS granted amount
2.000.000 €
Executed amount
3.314.817 €
Call year
2023
Budget implementation status
Executed
Purpose
Environment
Budget execution
Executed: 165.74%
Last updated
04.03.2025

The project

The stretch between Lloseta and Inca, parallel to the Ma-13A, was traditionally an unfriendly route for those travelling on foot or by bicycle. The new civic path, with an adapted and safe design, offers a real alternative for moving between the town centres without relying on private vehicles.

It is a 2.5 metre-wide segregated pathway, landscaped and equipped with lighting, which provides a direct connection between the two municipalities. The route, which includes a wooden footbridge to cross the Son Bordils torrent, is intertwined with existing stretches towards Binissalem, thus creating a wider network in the centre of Mallorca.

In addition to the benefits for daily mobility, the project also includes road shoulder improvements to ensure the safety of road cyclists, as well as an efficient drainage system and more sustainable pavements. The action follows technical criteria that prioritise minimum impact on the natural environment and water resources.

With an investment of over 3.7 million euros, this infrastructure addresses long-term planning that aims to unite the territory and move towards a transport model that is more environmentally and people-friendly.