LZ-30 : de Teguise à La Florida, puis à Masdache et La Geria
Où cela mène
Teguise → La Geria View route on Google Maps →
À quoi s'attendre
This is one of the most stunning scenic rides in Lanzarote on the LZ-30, starting from the historic cobbled streets of Teguise and cutting straight into the breathtaking volcanic vineyards of La Geria.
The character of the road is defined by striking visual contrasts as you ride through the geographic center of the island. After leaving Teguise—one of the oldest settlements in the Canaries—the landscape transforms into an otherworldly agricultural marvel born from the 1730 volcanic eruptions. Here, bright green vines thrive without rain, feeding on humidity absorbed by the black volcanic ash (“picón”) and protected from trade winds by hand-built semi-circular stone walls (“zocos”).
A deeply relaxing and visually rewarding touring experience on perfect sweeping curves and flawless asphalt. Slow down, take in the mesmerizing geometric patterns of the vineyards contrasting with traditional white bodegas, and experience the journey on a premium bike like the 2025 Ducati Multistrada V2.
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Faits fascinants
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Teguise was founded in 1414 and was the capital of Lanzarote until 1852, making it one of the oldest settlements in the Canary Islands
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The unique agricultural method in La Geria was born out of survival after the 1730 eruptions covered the island's best farmland in volcanic ash
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Farmers discovered that the black ash (called "picón" or "lapilli") absorbs humidity from the night air and feeds it to the vines, allowing them to thrive without rain
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The semi-circular stone walls ("zocos") are painstakingly built by hand to protect the vines from the constant trade winds
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La Geria produces some of the world's best Malvasía Volcánica wines
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