Yes — and it's one of the most rewarding ways to experience the archipelago.

Inter-island flights between Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria are frequent, short and affordable — typically 30–45 minutes. Combining two islands in a single two-week trip gives you a genuinely varied experience that no single island can deliver alone.

On the right island — yes.

Lanzarote's coastal routes and flatter terrain are manageable for occasional cyclists comfortable with multi-day riding. Gran Canaria and Tenerife are a different proposition — sustained climbing, significant daily elevation and terrain that rewards those who arrive prepared.

An e-bike transforms accessibility across all three islands — the same roads, the same scenery, without the climbing penalty. It's our strongest recommendation for anyone unsure about the terrain.

Two demanding islands with completely different characters.

• Gran Canaria — dramatic variety within a small area. Lush north, arid south, a mountainous interior that surprises most cyclists who come expecting a straightforward island tour. Rated 4/5.

• Tenerife — defined by Teide. Every road on the island either climbs towards it or descends away from it. More infrastructure for cyclists, more routes and the most developed cycling culture in the archipelago.

Both reward experienced riders. Gran Canaria surprises; Tenerife delivers exactly what it promises.

It depends on the tour and the island.

• Road bike — the natural choice for Tenerife and Gran Canaria's mountain roads. Surfaces are well-maintained and the climbing rewards a lighter setup

• MTB — Tenerife's volcanic trails and lava field tracks through Teide National Park require suspension and wider tyres

• E-bike — available across all tours and strongly recommended for mixed-ability groups or anyone tackling the bigger climbs for the first time

Get in touch before booking and we'll confirm the right bike for your specific tour.

October through May is the prime window across all three islands — comfortable temperatures, quieter roads on Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, and Tenerife at its most active with pro teams on winter training camps.

There is no month where the islands are unrideable — the season never fully closes.

Each island has its own international airport with direct connections from across Europe.

• Tenerife — fly into Tenerife South (TFS) for most cycling tours. Direct flights year-round from the UK, Germany, Netherlands and Scandinavia, typically 3.5–4 hours

• Lanzarote — Arrecife Airport has direct connections from most European cities throughout the season

• Gran Canaria — Las Palmas Airport is one of the busiest in Spain with year-round European connections

Inter-island flights are frequent and affordable if combining destinations. Full arrival instructions are included with every booking.

Check Google Flights or Kayak to see the best airline connections to the islands.

Yes — both connections are straightforward.

Direct flights link Tenerife South and Gran Canaria to Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia in under two hours. Mallorca is the most natural island pairing — both share year-round riding conditions and a professional cycling culture, but offer completely different terrain.

Explore our full offering in Spain and Mallorca for extension ideas.

It depends on your activity level and what you want from the riding.

• Lanzarote — the most accessible of the three. Flatter terrain, striking volcanic scenery and a more relaxed pace. The natural starting point for riders new to the archipelago

• Gran Canaria — serious mountain climbing through a dramatically varied landscape. Best suited to riders with some touring experience

• Tenerife — the most demanding and the most celebrated. Every road eventually leads to Teide

Not sure which suits you? Get in touch and we'll match you to the right island honestly.