Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

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Cycling 2 contrasting islands: ◆Lanzarote & Fuerteventura◆ | 5 E-Bike stages, with route notes and GPS navigation – Difficulty: ◉◉◉OO

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Cycling in Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

Cross the two easternmost islands of the Canary archipelago and discover an enormous variety of landscapes. Cycling through the vineyards of La Geria, you will venture into the fascinating volcanic scenery of Lanzarote. And upon reaching Fuerteventura, be captivated by the vast dunes and rolling mountain ranges that stretch across the island from north to south. Choose the dates that suit you best and dedicate yourself entirely to cycling from Arrieta (north of Lanzarote) to Costa Calma (south of Fuerteventura) over 5 stages | 6 days. The services we will provide you with:

✔️ Included

- - Accommodation in apartments and countryside hotels
  - App with notes and descriptions for each stage, accessible via geolocation
  - E-bike delivery upon arrival in Lanzarote
  - E-bike pickup at the end of the tour in Fuerteventura
  - Luggage transfer between accommodations (both islands)
  - Ferry connection between Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

❌ Optional services

- - 6 days E-Bike rental
  - Return transfer to Lanzarote

Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

✔️ Included

- - Accommodation in apartments and countryside hotels
  - App with notes and descriptions for each stage, accessible via geolocation
  - E-bike delivery upon arrival in Lanzarote
  - E-bike pickup at the end of the tour in Fuerteventura
  - Luggage transfer between accommodations (both islands)
  - Ferry connection between Lanzarote & Fuerteventura

❌ Optional services

- - 6 days E-Bike rental
  - Return transfer to Lanzarote

BIKES & GEAR

itinerary…

LANZAROTE | your arrival in Arrecife

Airport pickup & transfer to Arrieta & E-bike pickup.

Calma Suites La Garita – Arrieta

Welcome to Lanzarote, the volcanic jewel of the Canary Islands and a paradise for cycling enthusiasts. Upon arrival at César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport, you’ll be greeted and transferred to the charming coastal village of Arrieta, located on the island’s tranquil northeast coast.

After check-in at your accommodation, take time to settle in, unwind, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere of this traditional fishing community.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the seafront, savor your first taste of local Canarian cuisine, and admire the dramatic contrast between black volcanic landscapes and the deep blue Atlantic—the perfect prelude to your cycling adventure.

LANZAROTE | Arrieta ▸ Orzola ▸ Haría ▸ Villa de Teguise |

↔ 47,2 Km | ↗ 1057 m | ↘ 726 m

Acommodation in Villa de Teguise:

La Mimosa B&B – Villa de Teguise

Today’s ride begins in Arrieta, pedaling north along the rugged coastline toward Órzola, a picturesque fishing village famed for its turquoise waters and views of La Graciosa island.

From there, the route turns inland and climbs through the dramatic volcanic landscape toward Haría, the enchanting “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” nestled between verdant hills.

After a well-deserved break, continue across the island’s scenic interior, enjoying sweeping panoramas before descending into Villa de Teguise, the historic former capital. Wander its cobbled streets, whitewashed plazas, and centuries-old architecture – a rewarding finish to an unforgettable first stage.

LANZAROTE | Villa de Teguise ▸ Tahíche ▸ La Geria ▸ Yaíza

↔ 46,4 Km | ↗ 442 m | ↘ 570 m

Acommodation in Yaíza:

Hotelito La Era – Yaíza

Departing the historic streets of Villa de Teguise, today’s ride heads south to Tahíche, where you’ll have the option to visit the iconic César Manrique Foundation—the artist’s former home, ingeniously built into volcanic lava bubbles.

Back in the saddle, the route continues through the island’s heartland before entering La Geria, Lanzarote’s extraordinary wine region, where vines grow in black volcanic ash sheltered by crescent-shaped stone walls.

Pause for a tasting of the unique Malvasía wines before pedaling onward through this lunar landscape. The stage concludes in Yaíza, a charming whitewashed village often praised as one of Spain’s prettiest.

LANZAROTE & FUERTEVENTURA | Yaíza ▸ Playa Blanca ▸ Corralejo ▸ La Oliva

↔ 52,9 Km | ↗ 589 m | ↘ 534 m

Accommodation in Villaverde :

Hotel Mahoh – Villaverde

Leaving Yaíza behind, today’s ride climbs toward the mountain village of Femés, perched on a scenic balcony offering breathtaking views over the southern plains and the neighboring island of Fuerteventura.

A thrilling descent leads to Playa Blanca, a vibrant coastal resort where you’ll board the ferry across the Bocayna Strait.

Arriving in Corralejo, the adventure continues alongside the spectacular natural park of golden sand dunes, with the Atlantic shimmering to your left and ancient volcanoes rising to your right. Pedal southward through this striking desert landscape before reaching Villaverde, a peaceful inland village and tonight’s welcoming retreat.

FUERTEVENTURA | Villaverde ▸ Betancuria ▸ Antigua ▸ Valle Ortega

↔ 46,5 Km | ↗ 832m | ↘ 850 m

Accommodation in Valle ortega :

Casa Los Molinos – Valle Ortega

Setting off from Villaverde, today’s route winds through Fuerteventura’s rugged interior toward Tefía, a quiet hamlet surrounded by vast open plains and traditional windmills.

The ride continues into the island’s mountainous heart, reaching Betancuria, the ancient former capital founded in the 15th century, with its whitewashed houses, historic church, and rich colonial heritage—an ideal spot for a well-earned break.

Pedaling onward, you’ll cross sweeping valleys and arid landscapes to Antigua, another charming village steeped in tradition. A final gentle stretch brings you to Valle de Ortega, a tranquil rural enclave where the day’s adventure comes to a peaceful close.

FUERTEVENTURA | Valle Ortega ▸ Pájara ▸ La Pared ▸ Costa Calma

↔ 48,6 Km | ↗ 733 m | ↘ 978m

Accommodation in Costa Calma :

H10 Hotel Tindaya – Costa Calma

The final stage leaves Valle de Ortega and heads southwest toward Pájara, a beautifully preserved village known for its 17th-century church featuring a remarkable Aztec-influenced façade—a unique testament to the island’s transatlantic history.

From here, the route winds through dramatic mountain passes and arid valleys, revealing Fuerteventura’s wild, untamed character. Continuing south, you’ll reach La Pared, a windswept coastal spot where the island narrows to its slimmest point between two oceans.

A final scenic stretch hugs the southern shoreline before arriving in Costa Calma, a sun-drenched resort bordered by turquoise waters and endless white-sand beaches—pure Atlantic bliss.

DEPARTURE

transfer to de airport in Fuerteventura at your own expense

… or optional transfer & ferry to de airport in Lanzarote

FUERTEVENTURA | Costa Calma ▸ Morro Jable

↔ 22,4 Km | ↗ 360 m | ↘ 292 m

Accommodation in Morro Jable :

Hotel Barceló Occideltal Jandía Playa – Morro Jable

This optional stage offers a relaxed yet stunning ride along Fuerteventura’s southern coast.

Departing Costa Calma, you’ll pedal beside the breathtaking beaches of the Jandía Natural Park, where endless stretches of white sand meet crystalline turquoise waters—arguably the finest shoreline in the Canaries. The route leads gently to Morro Jable, a lively fishing village turned charming seaside resort, perfect for a leisurely lunch by the harbor.

For those craving more kilometers, an exciting extension continues along the wild, unspoiled peninsula to the Punta de Jandía Lighthouse, marking the island’s southernmost tip – a truly remote and unforgettable finale.

itinerary…

DAY 1

LANZAROTE | your arrival in Arrecife

Airport pickup & transfer to Arrieta & E-bike pickup.

Calma Suites La Garita – Arrieta

After check-in at your accommodation, take time to settle in, unwind, and soak up the relaxed atmosphere of this traditional fishing community.

DAY 2

LANZAROTE | Arrieta ▸ Orzola ▸ Haría ▸ Villa de Teguise |

↔ 47,2 Km | ↗ 1057 m | ↘ 726 m

Acommodation in Villa de Teguise:

La Mimosa B&B – Villa de Teguise

Today’s ride begins in Arrieta, pedaling north along the rugged coastline toward Órzola, a picturesque fishing village famed for its turquoise waters and views of La Graciosa island.

From there, the route turns inland and climbs through the dramatic volcanic landscape toward Haría, the enchanting “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” nestled between verdant hills.

DAY 3

LANZAROTE | Villa de Teguise ▸ Tahíche ▸ La Geria ▸ Yaíza

↔ 46,4 Km | ↗ 442 m | ↘ 570 m

Acommodation in Yaíza:

Hotelito La Era – Yaíza

DAY 4

LANZAROTE & FUERTEVENTURA | Yaíza ▸ Playa Blanca ▸ Corralejo ▸ La Oliva

↔ 52,9 Km | ↗ 589 m | ↘ 534 m

Accommodation in Villaverde :

Hotel Mahoh – Villaverde

A thrilling descent leads to Playa Blanca, a vibrant coastal resort where you’ll board the ferry across the Bocayna Strait.

DAY 5

FUERTEVENTURA | Villaverde ▸ Betancuria ▸ Antigua ▸ Valle Ortega

↔ 46,5 Km | ↗ 832m | ↘ 850 m

Accommodation in Valle ortega :

Casa Los Molinos – Valle Ortega

Setting off from Villaverde, today’s route winds through Fuerteventura’s rugged interior toward Tefía, a quiet hamlet surrounded by vast open plains and traditional windmills.

DAY 6

FUERTEVENTURA | Valle Ortega ▸ Pájara ▸ La Pared ▸ Costa Calma

↔ 48,6 Km | ↗ 733 m | ↘ 978m

Accommodation in Costa Calma :

H10 Hotel Tindaya – Costa Calma

A final scenic stretch hugs the southern shoreline before arriving in Costa Calma, a sun-drenched resort bordered by turquoise waters and endless white-sand beaches—pure Atlantic bliss.

DAY 7

DEPARTURE

transfer to de airport in Fuerteventura at your own expense

… or optional transfer & ferry to de airport in Lanzarote

OPTIONAL: DAY 6

FUERTEVENTURA | Costa Calma ▸ Morro Jable

↔ 22,4 Km | ↗ 360 m | ↘ 292 m

Accommodation in Morro Jable :

Hotel Barceló Occideltal Jandía Playa – Morro Jable

This optional stage offers a relaxed yet stunning ride along Fuerteventura’s southern coast.

All the lodgings we have selected for this itinerary are strategically located along the route, will store your bike safely while you rest, and offer a high standard of quality and comfort so that you can enjoy your cycling adventure across Lanzarote and Fuerteventura without any worries.

Each accommodation has been carefully chosen to provide the perfect balance of convenience, charm, and authentic island hospitality. If you request it, we will take care of transferring your heaviest luggage from one accommodation to the next, allowing you to ride light and fully enjoy each stage of the journey through these spectacular volcanic islands.

The Atlantic Ocean separates Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, two of the most fascinating islands of the Canary archipelago. A comfortable ferry will take you across the Bocayna Strait, from the lively port of Playa Blanca in southern Lanzarote to Corralejo in northern Fuerteventura, where your adventure continues amid golden dunes and dramatic landscapes.

Once you reach the end of your tour in Fuerteventura, we will collect your bicycle and take care of returning it to the starting point in Lanzarote. We can also arrange a convenient transfer back to your departure airport or to any other location on the islands, ensuring that the logistics of your trip are completely stress-free from start to finish.

accommodation…

LANZAROTE | Arrecife ▸ Arrieta

Calma Suites La Garita

LANZAROTE | Villa de Teguise:

La Mimosa B&B

LANZAROTE | Yaíza

Hotelito La Era

FUERTEVENTURA | Villaverde

Hotel Mahoh

FUERTEVENTURA | Valle Ortega:

Casa Los Molinos

FUERTEVENTURA | Costa Calma:

H10 Hotel Tindaya

DEPARTURE

transfer to de airport in Fuerteventura at your own expense

… or optional transfer & ferry to de airport in Lanzarote

FUERTEVENTURA | Morro Jable:

Hotel Barceló Occidental Jandía Playa

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5 stages | 7 days

Lanzarote & Fuerteventura, by e-Bike

Two Volcanic Islands, One Unforgettable Ride

Crossing Lanzarote and Fuerteventura by e-bike is one of the most striking cycling experiences in the Canary Islands. This route of approximately 265 kilometres links the volcanic vineyards of La Geria, the dramatic lava fields of the north, the golden dunes of Corralejo and the endless white beaches of the south, all connected by a short ferry crossing across the Bocayna Strait.

General Characteristics of the Route

This itinerary is moderately demanding, ideal for cyclists with basic to intermediate experience who want to make the most of e-bike assistance on varied volcanic terrain. Unlike a flat coastal ride, this route alternates gentle stretches along the seafront with climbs through volcanic cones and mountain passes, offering constantly changing scenery – from black lava fields to golden dunes and turquoise coves.

The tour can be comfortably completed in 5 stages over 6 days, with an optional extra stage to extend the adventure to Morro Jable and the Jandía peninsula. Roads are generally in excellent condition, and the app-based GPS navigation makes it easy to follow each stage without getting lost.

A Journey Between Two Contrasting Islands

Beyond the physical challenge, crossing from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura by bike offers a deeply enriching experience: the contrast between two islands shaped by fire and wind. Lanzarote, marked by César Manrique’s vision and the surreal beauty of its volcanic landscapes, gives way to Fuerteventura’s wide open spaces, ancient mountains and some of the finest beaches in the Atlantic.

Crossing the Bocayna Strait by ferry, watching Lanzarote’s coastline fade behind you as Fuerteventura’s dunes rise ahead, is a genuinely memorable moment – the perfect symbol of an adventure that connects two very different worlds in a single trip.

Bicycle Type and Equipment

For this route across Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, we provide e-bikes suited to mixed terrain, combining paved roads with some sections of gravel and volcanic tracks. Electric assistance is especially useful on the climbs around Haría, Femés and the interior of Fuerteventura. Basic equipment includes a helmet, an anti-theft lock and a puncture repair kit.

Weather Conditions

The Canary Islands enjoy a mild climate practically all year round, but the trade winds can be strong, especially in the more exposed areas of both islands. We recommend windproof clothing and sun protection, since the volcanic terrain offers little natural shade. Rain is infrequent, but a light waterproof layer is always a good idea.

Accommodation and Services

Accommodation along this route combines apartments, rural hotels and small guesthouses, all located directly on or very close to the route. It is advisable to book well in advance, especially between November and April, when demand on the islands is highest. Most establishments offer secure storage for your e-bike overnight.

Main Stages and Points of Interest

Arrieta – Órzola – Haría – Villa de Teguise (47.2 km)

The adventure begins in Arrieta, on Lanzarote’s tranquil northeast coast, heading up to Órzola and its views of La Graciosa. The route then climbs inland through Haría, the “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” before descending into Villa de Teguise, the island’s historic former capital, with its cobbled streets and whitewashed plazas.

Villa de Teguise – Tahíche – La Geria – Yaíza (46.4 km)

This stage passes close to the César Manrique Foundation in Tahíche before entering La Geria, Lanzarote’s extraordinary wine region, where vines grow in volcanic ash sheltered by crescent-shaped stone walls. A stop for Malvasía wine tasting is a highlight before reaching the picturesque village of Yaíza.

Yaíza – Playa Blanca – Corralejo – Villaverde (52.9 km)

The longest stage of the tour climbs to the mountain village of Femés for sweeping views over the south of Lanzarote and neighbouring Fuerteventura, before a fast descent to Playa Blanca, where a ferry crosses the Bocayna Strait to Corralejo. From there, the route continues alongside the dunes of the Corralejo Natural Park to the inland village of Villaverde.

Villaverde – Betancuria – Antigua – Valle de Ortega (46.5 km)

Heading into Fuerteventura’s mountainous interior, this stage passes windmills near Tefía before reaching Betancuria, the island’s ancient former capital, founded in the 15th century. The route continues through Antigua and finishes in the peaceful rural enclave of Valle de Ortega.

Valle de Ortega – Pájara – La Pared – Costa Calma (48.6 km)

The final regular stage crosses dramatic mountain passes to Pájara, known for its 17th-century church with an Aztec-influenced façade, before reaching La Pared, where the island narrows to its slimmest point between two oceans. The route ends in Costa Calma, on the edge of endless white-sand beaches.

Optional Stage: Costa Calma – Morro Jable (22.4 km)

For those who want to extend their adventure, this relaxed extra stage follows the coastline of the Jandía Natural Park, home to some of the finest beaches in the Canary Islands, ending in the lively seaside town of Morro Jable – with the option to continue further to the Punta de Jandía Lighthouse.

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bikes and equipment

Cannondale

The Trail Neo 4 are fast, fun, and practical bikes. A hardtail e-mountain bike built to tackle any challenge, on or off the trail. The sturdy aluminum frame features a built-in front light, as well as mounts for a kickstand, rack, and fenders.

A sporty and versatile electric mountain bike with a Performance Line motor, a 500Wh battery, and a 9-speed Shimano CUES drivetrain

motor and batteries

The sporty and versatile Bosch Performance Line motor delivers up to 65 Nm of torque and 300% pedal assist, all while operating quietly and naturally.
The removable 500 Wh battery offers an excellent balance between range and weight.

The 9-speed Shimano CUES drivetrain provides smooth shifting and a practical range of gear ratios.

…frequently asked questions

What are the difficulty levels?

We classify the routes into three different levels:

- easy – between 20 and 40 km per day on flat terrain
- moderate – between 40 and 70 km per day, with some hills
- demanding – more than 70 km per day on mountainous terrain

What if I run out of strength halfway through the stage?

Since e-bikes are equipped with electric assistance, it is unlikely that this situation will arise. However, if it does, we will be happy to arrange for a transfer to pick you up wherever you are and take you to your next accommodation, along with your bicycle. The cost of this transfer must be paid directly to the driver who picks you up.

What is the signage like for each stage?

A few days before the start of your trip, you will receive a link to an app with detailed descriptions and maps of each stage, as well as GPS tracks for tracking on your mobile device. This app works offline (without a mobile signal) and the voice system can be activated to signal crossings and changes of direction.

How does the ferry crossing between Lanzarote and Fuerteventura work?

The crossing between Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) and Corralejo (Fuerteventura) is made on a comfortable public ferry across the Bocayna Strait, with your e-bike travelling with you. The ferry ticket is arranged as part of your itinerary, and our route notes include the schedule and boarding details for the day of the crossing

What happens in the event of rain or bad weather?

Unfortunately, we have no way of controlling the weather and cannot be held responsible for rain or bad weather during the route. We recommend bringing windproof and waterproof gear for days with wind or light rain. However, in the event of severe weather that prevents you from completing a particular stage, we offer you the option of being transported by vehicle to the accommodation for the next stage.

After each stage, can I leave my bicycle in a secure location?

Yes, every accommodation where you stay has a garage or adequate space to leave your e-bike protected and secure.

What types of bicycles are available?

Although this tour across Lanzarote and Fuerteventura is offered with e-bikes and electric assistance, we also provide road and mountain bikes on request.

Do I have to carry my luggage myself?

All bicycles are equipped with rear luggage racks with two panniers, each with a capacity of 15 litres, where you can distribute a small amount of luggage. However, for those who need to carry a larger volume of luggage, we offer an optional luggage transfer service between accommodations.

What happens if the bicycle breaks down?

In the event of a mechanical or electrical failure, you will be assisted en route to repair (or replace) the bicycle.

In the event of a puncture, you will be provided with a repair kit so that you can repair the punctured wheel yourself.

In the event of theft, you will be responsible for covering the costs involved.

When is the best time to cycle Lanzarote & Fuerteventura?

Thanks to the mild Canary Islands climate, this route can be enjoyed almost all year round. That said, the most pleasant months in terms of temperature and wind are:

- Spring: March-May
- Autumn: October-November

Would it be appropriate to take out insurance?

Although it is not essential, it may be advisable if you want to have security under control in the event of any incident.

7 Days

16+ Age

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Day 1

LANZAROTE | your arrival in Arrecife

Airport pickup & transfer to Arrieta & E-bike pickup.

Calma Suites La Garita - Arrieta

Welcome to Lanzarote, the volcanic jewel of the Canary Islands and a paradise for cycling enthusiasts. Upon arrival at César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport, you'll be greeted and transferred to the charming coastal village of Arrieta, located on the island's tranquil northeast coast.

Day 2

LANZAROTE | Arrieta ▸ Orzola ▸ Haría ▸ Villa de Teguise

Today's ride begins in Arrieta, pedaling north along the rugged coastline toward Órzola, a picturesque fishing village famed for its turquoise waters and views of La Graciosa island.

From there, the route turns inland and climbs through the dramatic volcanic landscape toward Haría, the enchanting "Valley of a Thousand Palms," nestled between verdant hills.

After a well-deserved break, continue across the island's scenic interior, enjoying sweeping panoramas before descending into Villa de Teguise, the historic former capital. Wander its cobbled streets, whitewashed plazas, and centuries-old architecture - a rewarding finish to an unforgettable first stage.

↔ 47,2 Km | ↗ 1057 m | ↘ 726 m

+ La Mimosa B&B - Villa de Teguise

Day 3

LANZAROTE | Villa de Teguise ▸ Tahíche ▸ La Geria ▸ Yaíza

Departing the historic streets of Villa de Teguise, today's ride heads south to Tahíche, where you'll have the option to visit the iconic César Manrique Foundation—the artist's former home, ingeniously built into volcanic lava bubbles.

Back in the saddle, the route continues through the island's heartland before entering La Geria, Lanzarote's extraordinary wine region, where vines grow in black volcanic ash sheltered by crescent-shaped stone walls.

↔ 46,4 Km | ↗ 442 m | ↘ 570 m

+ Hotelito La Era - Yaíza

Day 4

LANZAROTE & FUERTEVENTURA | Yaíza ▸ Playa Blanca ▸ Corralejo ▸ La Oliva

Leaving Yaíza behind, today's ride climbs toward the mountain village of Femés, perched on a scenic balcony offering breathtaking views over the southern plains and the neighboring island of Fuerteventura.

A thrilling descent leads to Playa Blanca, a vibrant coastal resort where you'll board the ferry across the Bocayna Strait.

↔ 52,9 Km | ↗ 589 m | ↘ 534 m

+ Hotel Mahoh - Villaverde

Day 5

FUERTEVENTURA | Villaverde ▸ Betancuria ▸ Antigua ▸ Valle Ortega

Setting off from Villaverde, today's route winds through Fuerteventura's rugged interior toward Tefía, a quiet hamlet surrounded by vast open plains and traditional windmills.

The ride continues into the island's mountainous heart, reaching Betancuria, the ancient former capital founded in the 15th century, with its whitewashed houses, historic church, and rich colonial heritage—an ideal spot for a well-earned break.

Pedaling onward, you'll cross sweeping valleys and arid landscapes to Antigua, another charming village steeped in tradition. A final gentle stretch brings you to Valle de Ortega, a tranquil rural enclave where the day's adventure comes to a peaceful close.

↔ 46,5 Km | ↗ 832m | ↘ 850 m

Casa Los Molinos - Valle Ortega

Day 6

FUERTEVENTURA | Valle Ortega ▸ Pájara ▸ La Pared ▸ Costa Calma

From here, the route winds through dramatic mountain passes and arid valleys, revealing Fuerteventura's wild, untamed character. Continuing south, you'll reach La Pared, a windswept coastal spot where the island narrows to its slimmest point between two oceans.

A final scenic stretch hugs the southern shoreline before arriving in Costa Calma, a sun-drenched resort bordered by turquoise waters and endless white-sand beaches—pure Atlantic bliss.

↔ 48,6 Km | ↗ 733 m | ↘ 978m

+ H10 Hotel Tindaya - Costa Calma

Day 7

DEPARTURE

transfer to de airport in Fuerteventura at your own expense

... or optional transfer & ferry to de airport in Lanzarote

OPTIONAL: Day 7

FUERTEVENTURA | Costa Calma ▸ Morro Jable

This optional stage offers a relaxed yet stunning ride along Fuerteventura's southern coast.

Departing Costa Calma, you'll pedal beside the breathtaking beaches of the Jandía Natural Park, where endless stretches of white sand meet crystalline turquoise waters—arguably the finest shoreline in the Canaries. The route leads gently to Morro Jable, a lively fishing village turned charming seaside resort, perfect for a leisurely lunch by the harbor.

For those craving more kilometers, an exciting extension continues along the wild, unspoiled peninsula to the Punta de Jandía Lighthouse, marking the island's southernmost tip - a truly remote and unforgettable finale.

↔ 22,4 Km | ↗ 360 m | ↘ 292 m

+ Hotel Barceló Occideltal Jandía Playa - Morro Jable