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Cycling in Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria is a great choice if you’re wanting to enjoy stunning surroundings while cycling. From Saharan sands to mountainous lands, you’ll see the scenery change dramatically as you pedal. And the resorts you can choose from highlight the incredible diversity.

Gran Canaria cycling hotels

  • Agaete >> Puerto de Mogan
  • Ingenio >> Pico de las Nieves
  • Taurito >> Maspalomas

Agaete >> Puerto de Mogan


Suitable for: Daredevils

Difficulty: 5/5

Climb Level: 5/5

Max Altitude: 745m

Distance: 61.3km

The Route: This unique route follows the coastal road through the Tamabada Natural Park to the pretty village of Mogan, on the southern coast of the island. The roads here wind their way through resorts and villages, passing gorgeous Atlantic sea views along the way.

Ingenio >> Pico de las Nieves


Suitable for: Seasoned cyclists

Difficulty: 4/5

Climb Level: 5/5

Max Altitude: 1,942m

Distance: 24.6km

The Route: Head west inland to the centre of the island. This route to the top of Gran Canaria’s highest peak is one of the toughest climbs in Spain. Astonishingly, it has an average gradient of 7%. From the top, you can enjoy picturesque views across the island.

Taurito >> Maspalomas


Suitable for: Families

Difficulty: 2/5

Climb Level: 2/5

Max Altitude: 97m

Distance: 25.6km

The Route: Close to the main resorts in the south of the island, this route is ideal if you’re wanting to tick multiple sights off at once. From Taurito, you’ll take the coastal road to Maspalomas, taking in the famous Amadores Beach along the way. Reward yourself with a refreshing drink in a laid-back bar in Maspalomas.

Specialist hotels
Hand-picked hotels with cycling facilities
32kg bike carriage
Pre-book our great value bike carriage
Bike transfers
Convenient transport to and from your hotel
FREE bike carriage for groups
One in every four bikes go free for groups of 10 plus

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