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View of El Golfo – Descent Towards La Santa loop from Caleta del Mariscadero

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Road cycling routes
Spain
Canary Islands
Lanzarote
Tinajo

View of El Golfo – Descent Towards La Santa loop from Caleta del Mariscadero

Hard

4.8

(5)

459

riders

View of El Golfo – Descent Towards La Santa loop from Caleta del Mariscadero

04:54

76.9km

990m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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9.53 km

Entrance to Timanfaya National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

This is one of the entrances to the National Park. A past the lunar landscapes that can be seen here. The area is very protected so it is very important to respect the environment.

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12.3 km

Great road through the Timanfaya National Park

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14.7 km

From Yaiza, a very nice climb up. It's easy to drive because it's evenly steep. Finally at the top and then, 10€ for the rest of the way to the visitor center. It was too expensive for me, but I've been there before so I know about the demonstration and did the bus tour of the volcanoes. It's very nice and I would recommend it.

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14.9 km

Road through Timanfaya National Park

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This road, the LZ-67, along with the LZ-56 (both lead to the village of Mancha Blanca) and the LZ-703 (the road that takes you past Los Hervideros), are the visual highlights of Lanzarote.
I've lost count of how many times I've crossed Timanfaya, and I'm struck by how amazed I am every time... I'm amazed by
- the splendor of the wild, black landscape
- how strong the headwind is when you cycle this road from Uga
- how hard the wind blows you downhill as you fly towards Uga
- how wonderfully smooth the asphalt
- how courteous Spanish drivers are when they meticulously maintain the one-and-a-half-meter distance when overtaking you
If you're coming from Uga, the long climb is logically the physical challenge. Once at the top, you have a beautiful viewpoint at the entrance to the national park. You'll find it less physically demanding if you come from Mancha Blanca.
No matter how you drive this road, both sides offer stunning views.
I love it!

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29.4 km

View of El Golfo

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The view of the sea alone is worth it

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35.6 km

Palm Tree Avenue of Yaiza

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Paved road with little traffic. Without a doubt, one of the most original in the area.

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45.4 km

Insanely beautiful landscape, perfect asphalt. Unreserved recommendation.

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55.6 km

Descent Towards La Santa

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Easy to drive road with little traffic and interesting landscape.

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76.9 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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26.1 km

24.2 km

14.4 km

8.34 km

3.99 km

Surfaces

65.9 km

8.10 km

2.94 km

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Sunday 30 August

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