FV-102 & FV-104 La Oliva to Parque Holandés
Where it goes
La Oliva → Parque Holandés View route on Google Maps →
What to expect
This is a visually striking transition route across northern Fuerteventura on the FV-102 and FV-104, linking the historic inland town of La Oliva with the peaceful coastal retreat of Parque Holandés.
The character of the road is defined by its rapid landscape shift from dark, inland volcanic badlands to deep blue ocean views. Leaving La Oliva—the island’s political capital during the 18th and 19th centuries—the FV-102 cuts past the Malpaís de la Arena, a protected area formed by recent volcanic flows. Joining the coastal FV-104, the horizon opens to sweeping Atlantic views with Isla de Lobos and Lanzarote visible in the distance.
A peaceful, low-stress ride that offers great wind exposure and clear coastal vistas. Settle into a smooth touring rhythm, enjoy the contrast between black lava rock and ocean blue, and experience the journey on a stable adventure bike like the 2025 Ducati Multistrada V2.
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Fascinating facts
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You start in La Oliva, the former political and military center of Fuerteventura during the 18th and 19th centuries
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The FV-102 crosses near the Malpaís de la Arena, a spectacular protected area formed by relatively recent volcanic eruptions
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As you approach the coast, you can often see the neighboring island of Lanzarote and the small Isla de Lobos on the horizon
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Parque Holandés translates to "Dutch Park" and was originally designed by a Dutch architect in the 1970s as a quiet coastal retreat
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The contrast between the dark, jagged rocks inland and the deep blue ocean on the coast is visually stunning
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