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Cycling Holidays of Lanzarote
8 days / 7 nights
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Starting point
Costa Teguise
Finish point
Arrecife
Fitness level
2/5


Starting point
Costa Teguise
Finish point
Arrecife
Fitness level
2/5
Highlights
- Discover Costa Teguise's vibrant beach resort upon arrival
- Traverse the scenic route from Costa Teguise to Haria, admiring César Manrique's artistic integration with nature
- Explore the historic and natural wonders from San Bartolome to the wine region of La Geria
- Experience the serene and picturesque village of Haria nestled amidst countless palm trees
- Journey through the unique volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park
- Cross to Fuerteventura for a day or enjoy the secluded beaches of Papagayo
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Self-guided
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This self-guided cycling tour invites you to immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes and cultural heritage of Lanzarote. Starting in the lively beach resort of Costa Teguise, you'll set out to explore the island's natural wonders and historical sites, culminating in the elegant city of Arrecife.
Your adventure takes you through the green hills and quaint villages between Costa Teguise and Haria, where the legacy of artist César Manrique blends seamlessly with the volcanic scenery. Witness the innovative vineyard techniques in La Geria, offering both a visual feast and a taste of Lanzarote's exquisite wines.
The route reveals the contrasting beauty of Lanzarote, from the palm-filled oasis of Haria to the dramatic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park. Whether cycling across to Fuerteventura or lounging on the untouched beaches of Papagayo, each day presents new discoveries and serene moments.
Journeying from the tranquil countryside to the bustling streets of Arrecife, you'll experience the heart and soul of Lanzarote. This tour not only challenges the body but also enriches the spirit, leaving you with lasting memories of an island that captivates and inspires at every turn.
We'll take care of all the logistics to ensure you have a worry-free holiday. From booking accommodations to providing GPS routes and offering round-the-clock support, we have your back!
Top Places You’ll See
From natural wonders to authentic local culture, the route is packed with memorable sights—these are our absolute favorites.

Timanfaya National Park
Covering 5,000 hectares of volcanic terrain, Timanfaya National Park was formed by the eruptions between 1730 and 1736. The “Montañas del Fuego” (Fire Mountains) feature 25 volcanic cones and expansive lava fields. Visitors can witness geothermal demonstrations, where water poured into holes erupts as steam, and cooking is done using underground heat. The park is accessible via guided bus tours along the El Diablo route, offering breathtaking views of raw volcanic landscapes.

La Geria
La Geria is a volcanic wine region covering approximately 3,000 hectares. Grapevines grow in semi-circular stone pits, which protect them from strong winds and conserve moisture in the arid climate. The area produces Malvasia grapes for world-renowned wines. Visitors can drive or cycle through scenic routes, stop at bodegas for tastings, and admire the striking contrast of green vines against black volcanic soil.

Parque Nacional de Timanfaya
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the park preserves endemic species such as the Canary Island spurge and unique succulents adapted to volcanic soil. Visitors can explore lava fields, fumaroles, and volcanic craters on guided tours. Camel rides along the slopes provide a traditional way to experience the rugged terrain, and the visitor center offers interactive exhibits on Lanzarote’s geology and volcanic history.

Famara Beach
Famara Beach spans 6 km along the northwest coast and is backed by the Famara cliffs, rising up to 600 meters. The beach is a hotspot for surfing, kiteboarding, and paragliding. Its golden sands and clear waters make it ideal for walking and nature photography. Famara is also part of a natural reserve that protects its unique flora and fauna, including migratory seabirds and endemic plants.

El Golfo
El Golfo features the volcanic green lagoon Charco de los Clicos, whose striking color comes from algae in the mineral-rich waters. The surrounding black sand beaches, cliffs, and basalt formations create a dramatic landscape. The fishing village is also known for fresh seafood restaurants serving local specialties like grilled fish and “papas arrugadas.” It’s a prime example of Lanzarote’s fusion of natural and cultural heritage.

Papagayo
Papagayo is a series of seven pristine coves in southern Lanzarote, each with golden sands and turquoise waters. The area is a protected nature reserve, home to endemic plants, seabirds, and marine life. Snorkeling and swimming are popular here due to the calm, clear waters. Papagayo also offers hiking trails along volcanic cliffs, providing panoramic views of the Atlantic and neighboring Fuerteventura.
Ratings & Reviews

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Self-guided cycling through Andalucia was an amazing adventure! The detailed route notes guided me through dramatic landscapes, past olive groves, and into whitewashed villages like Ronda. I loved the flexibility to explore Granada’s Alhambra and other cultural highlights at my own pace. The accommodations were authentic and welcoming, and knowing my luggage was always waiting for me made it stress-free. The mix of scenic routes and cultural immersion made this trip unforgettable—I’d highly recommend it to independent cyclists!
My self-guided cycling holiday in Mallorca was the perfect way to experience this incredible island. The routes included stunning coastal roads, peaceful inland villages, and iconic climbs like Sa Calobra. The provided GPS and maps made navigating easy, and I appreciated the freedom to linger at scenic spots or enjoy a long lunch overlooking the sea. The accommodations were fantastic, and luggage transfers meant I could focus on the ride. This trip was everything I hoped for and more.
My self-guided cycling holiday in Mallorca was the perfect way to experience this incredible island. The routes included stunning coastal roads, peaceful inland villages, and iconic climbs like Sa Calobra. The provided GPS and maps made navigating easy, and I appreciated the freedom to linger at scenic spots or enjoy a long lunch overlooking the sea. The accommodations were fantastic, and luggage transfers meant I could focus on the ride. This trip was everything I hoped for and more.
Self-guided cycling through Andalucia was an amazing adventure! The detailed route notes guided me through dramatic landscapes, past olive groves, and into whitewashed villages like Ronda. I loved the flexibility to explore Granada’s Alhambra and other cultural highlights at my own pace. The accommodations were authentic and welcoming, and knowing my luggage was always waiting for me made it stress-free. The mix of scenic routes and cultural immersion made this trip unforgettable—I’d highly recommend it to independent cyclists!
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