Canary islands tour

Experience an extraordinary cycling adventure on the captivating and diverse terrain of the Canary Islands. Not just a regular tour but a cycling adventure on an unexpected Spanish terrain.

This magical archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa offers a landscape like no other. From sun-kissed beaches to snow-capped peaks, you’ll traverse through stark deserts, mystical rainforests, moon-like volcanic landscapes, lush tropical canyons, sand dunes, black lava fields, and ancient pine forests.

This tour is designed for experienced, well-trained, and skilled riders. The challenging terrain and unpredictable weather will test your limits and offer a rewarding adventure like no other.

Choose between a private guided tour, where you’ll be led through this Atlantic Ocean paradise by an expert guide, or opt for the self-guided option to explore at your own pace and on your own terms.

After months of meticulous research, we’ve crafted three unique tour options to help you discover this remarkable paradise on wheels:

  • Canary Tour “L”: 5 Islands – 6 riding days
  • Canary Super Tour “XL”: 6 Islands – 8 riding days
  • Canarito express “S”: 3 Islands – 5 riding days

We recommend embarking on these tours in the fall or spring. Available dates will be announced soon for November and early May.

CANARY TOUR

DAY 1

A picturesque road curves through the mountains, highlighting the breathtaking scenery and the journey ahead

Lanzarote

 Experience black lava fields, white-washed houses, and vibrant green vineyards.

Lanzarote is a ride on the moon.

Route: Órzola – Playa Blanca

Distance: 85km

Elevation Gain: 1,400m

Our journey begins with a ride from the northern tip of Lanzarote to the south, taking advantage of favorable tailwinds. This introductory day offers a moderate challenge, starting with a morning climb to the Mirador del Río, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of La Graciosa and its turquoise waters. The route continues with rolling hills and the first switchbacks of the tour, offering spectacular views as you pass through Lanzarote’s famous vineyards, which are uniquely planted in deep black volcanic soil. The day concludes with a descent to the southern end of the island, where we’ll spend the night in Lanzarote and prepare for an early morning ferry.

DAY 2

A scenic view of the Canary Islands showcasing their natural beauty and vibrant landscapes.

Fuerteventura 

White sandy beaches, sweeping sand dunes, and remote deserts with an African influence.

Route: Puerto del Rosario or Casillas del Ángel – Morro Jable

Distance: 86km

Elevation Gain: 1,500m

The day begins with a gradual climb to Betancuria, the island’s oldest capital from the Guanche era. After a brief stop in the charming town of Pájara to refuel, we tackle a short but steep climb with stunning views of Fuerteventura’s volcanic landscape. The second half of the ride features a flowing track leading to Morro Jable, home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the archipelago. Here, we’ll rest before taking a ferry to Gran Canaria.

DAY 3

A scenic road curves through mountains by the ocean, with vibrant cacti and vineyards visible under a clear sky.

Gran Canaria

Explore deep ravines, towering cliffs, and ancient aboriginal caves.

Route: Mogán – Playa del Inglés

Distance: 145 km

Elevation Gain: 3,800 m

Welcome to GRANDCANYARIA 

 Welcome to Gran Canaria, where our first big day in the saddle begins with a stunning climb from Mogán. An early start is essential to avoid the heat on this challenging ascent. As we climb higher, the landscape becomes greener, and we’ll ride through pine forests and picturesque villages, immersing ourselves in the island’s unique culture. The day ends with a thrilling descent to Playa del Inglés.

DAY 4

A winding road leads to a sunset over the ocean, casting warm hues across the sky and reflecting on the water.

Tenerife  ( 1 ) North

Discover enchanted forests, colonial towns, and a massive volcano.

Route: Santa Cruz – Puerto de la Cruz

Distance: 110 km

Elevation Gain: 2,800 m

Early morning ferry to Tenerife, we’ll start our ride from Santa Cruz port. The route takes us to Las Teresitas beach and then up to the Pijaral Natural Reserve, where lush green forests and cooler temperatures await. We’ll navigate out-and-back roads to explore the heart of the reserve, with some of the best views from lookout points. The day ends with a descent through charming towns to our base in Puerto de la Cruz.

DAY 5

A mountain sign displaying the words "El Teide" prominently positioned against a natural backdrop.

Tenerife  ( 2 ) South

Conquer the highest peak in Spain on a journey to the top of Mount Teide.

Route: Puerto de la Cruz – Los Cristianos

Distance: 95 km

Elevation Gain: 2,600 m

Today’s ride is the most iconic of the entire tour, featuring Mount Teide, the highest elevation in Spain. We begin in La Orotava and climb steadily to the base of the volcano, cycling through a lunar-like landscape. After a break in the highlands, we’ll descend to the southern town of Los Cristianos, where we’ll finish the day’s ride.

DAY 6

A church and tree in the square, with a vibrant cactus field and mountains in the background beneath a clear sky.

La Gomera

Wind your way through deep ravines and misty forests.

Route: San Sebastián – San Sebastián

Distance: 85 km

Elevation Gain: 2,500 m

We’ll take a day trip to La Gomera, departing on a 9:30 a.m. ferry and returning by 5:30 p.m. Weather is a key factor here, with potential wind and mist on the climb from San Sebastián. The route takes us up towards Hermigua, Agulo, and Garajonay National Park, ending with a loop through the lush Laurisilva forest. Afterward, we’ll descend back to San Sebastián, taking an alternate route if conditions allow.

CANARY TOUR XL

The Canary Super Tour “XL” is an extended version of our regular Canary Islands Tour. In addition to the five islands covered in the standard tour, the XL option takes you to a sixth island—La Palma, known as “La Isla Bonita.” With two extra days added to the itinerary, you’ll have more time to explore and immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes, from volcanic peaks and lush forests to sweeping coastlines and remote villages. This tour is perfect for those who want to experience everything the Canary Islands have to offer, pushing their limits over eight exhilarating days of riding.

DAY 7

La Palma

Huge caldera, banana fields and magical roads.

Route: Santa Cruz – Tazacorte (South Bound)

Distance: 65 km – 1,200 m / 90 km – 1,900 m

We arrive in La Palma late in the morning, with enough time for an afternoon ride. Heading south from Santa Cruz, we’ll climb through upper villages towards La Breña Alta and Mazo, passing through quaint neighborhoods on our way to Fuencaliente. If energy permits, we can complete the southern lighthouse loop or return to our starting point via a lower road. We’ll finish the day in Tazacorte, our base on this stunning island.

DAY 8

La Palma

Route: Tazacorte – Tazacorte / Santa Cruz (North Bound)

Distance: 140 km – 3,900 m / 100 km – 2,400 m

We start the day with a classic local climb, El Time. Our route follows the coastal road before transitioning to quieter paths, gaining altitude through pine forests and vineyards. We’ll pass through Barlovento and Los Sauces, eventually returning to Santa Cruz. For those still eager to ride, there’s an optional climb from San Isidro to El Paso, followed by a thrilling descent back to Tazacorte.

CANARito express TOUR

DAY 1

A vibrant field of cactus plants stretches out, framed by majestic mountains and vineyards in the background under a clear sky

Lanzarote

Route: Tazacorte – Tazacorte / Santa Cruz (North Bound)

Distance: 140 km – 3,900 m / 100 km – 2,400 m

We start the day with a classic local climb, El Time. Our route follows the coastal road before transitioning to quieter paths, gaining altitude through pine forests and vineyards. We’ll pass through Barlovento and Los Sauces, eventually returning to Santa Cruz. For those still eager to ride, there’s an optional climb from San Isidro to El Paso, followed by a thrilling descent back to Tazacorte.