Road Cycling Routes near Playa Blanca

Head north from Playa Blanca on the smooth LZ-703, skimming the Atlantic past Janubio’s salt flats. After El Golfo, the road climbs gently to Yaiza, one of the island’s prettiest villages, perfect for a coffee under the palms. From there, ride into the black ash vineyards of La Geria, quiet roads, great surfaces, and unforgettable views. A steady climb to Montaña Blanca rewards you with sweeping panoramas before descending into Puerto del Carmen for food and a breather. Loop back through Uga and the open lava fields near La Hoya to close the day.

Leave Playa Blanca and head north through the lava plains of La Hoya toward the steady climb into Timanfaya, surrounded by black volcanic fields. Descend to Tinajo and continue to La Santa, a good early coffee stop by the sea. Follow the coast to Famara beneath towering cliffs, then climb inland to Teguise through Soo and Teseguite. From Teguise, roll through Tahiche and San Bartolomé, both offering solid café options before entering the vineyards of La Geria. Vines grow in volcanic ash behind curved stone walls, with quiet roads leading you through Uga and Las Breñas before the final drop back into Playa Blanca.

Start in Puerto del Carmen and climb north toward La Asomada, with smooth asphalt winding between volcanic slopes and vineyards. Push through La Gería for stunning views of dark ash valleys and green vines bordered by stone walls. Take a break in Yaiza, offering quiet cafes and small bakeries perfect for refueling. Continue south past La Hoya and on to Playa Blanca, where the coast opens up with panoramic sea views. The climb through Las Breñas brings you up to over 900 meters for the day, with open landscapes and occasional wind. Head back to Yaiza and Uga, then turn onto the LZ-2 for the rolling return through Puerto Calero and back to Puerto del Carmen. This 61 kilometer loop offers volcanic terrain, vineyard scenery, and a blend of gentle and challenging climbs, always with a chance to pause in Lanzarote’s welcoming villages.