LZ-401 De Tiagua a Soo y Caleta de Famara
Adónde va
Tiagua → Caleta de Famara View route on Google Maps →
Qué puedes esperar
This is a dramatic coastal ride on the LZ-401, starting from the tranquil farming village of Tiagua and finishing in the spectacular surfing paradise of Caleta de Famara.
The character of the road is defined by a breathtaking visual transition. Leaving the quiet rural center, you ride through “El Jable”—a unique desert corridor of marine sand blown inland over thousands of years. As you approach the coast, the horizon opens up to reveal one of the most spectacular sights in the Canaries: the majestic, 670-meter-high cliffs of the Risco de Famara plunging directly into the wild Atlantic Ocean.
A fantastic, breezy route that captures the raw, open freedom of northwestern Lanzarote, ending in a laid-back town with sandy streets often called the “Hawaii of Europe.” Relax into the sweeping roads, embrace the coastal trade winds, and experience the journey on an aerodynamically stable bike like the 2025 Ducati Multistrada V2.
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Datos curiosos
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The massive cliffs of the Risco de Famara stretch for over 15 kilometers and rise up to 670 meters above sea level
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Caleta de Famara is often called the "Hawaii of Europe" due to its consistent waves and deeply rooted surf culture
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The agricultural fields around Tiagua and Soo use the sandy soil ("jable") to grow crops like sweet potatoes, as the sand helps retain overnight moisture from the trade winds
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The roads approaching Famara are notoriously breezy, making it a paradise for windsurfers and kitesurfers on the nearby beach
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When the tide is low, Famara beach acts like a giant mirror, reflecting the towering cliffs and the sunset skies
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