TF-28 Tenerife

TF-28 Güímar to Santa Cruz de Tenerife (El Chorrillo)

Où cela mène

Güímar → Santa Cruz de Tenerife (El Chorrillo) View route on Google Maps →

Distance20 km
Duration32 min
Max altitude450 m
Niveau de difficultéMoyenne

À quoi s'attendre

This is the final, epic stretch of Tenerife’s famous “Carretera Vieja” (TF-28), sweeping from the historic valley of Güímar above the Candelaria coastline to El Chorrillo on the outskirts of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

The character of the road is defined by its transition from quiet, sun-baked rural midlands to the vibrant suburban hills of the capital. Maintaining its signature continuous rhythm of curves, the route bypasses the busy TF-1 highway while offering broad, panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and the coastal towns below

A smooth, scenic alternative for entering the metropolitan area without sacrificing cornering enjoyment. Stay alert for increasing local traffic as you approach the city, enjoy the coastal views, and experience the journey on a supreme touring machine like the 2025 BMW R 1300 GS

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Faits fascinants

  • This section concludes the nearly 100-kilometer journey of the TF-28, a road that originally served as the only lifeline across the island
  • As you pass above Candelaria, you are looking down at the spiritual heart of the island, home to the patron saint of the Canary Islands
  • The landscape gradually shifts from sun-baked volcanic terraces to slightly greener and more populated suburban hills
  • El Chorrillo marks the historical boundary where the rural south meets the urban expansion of Santa Cruz de Tenerife
  • The advanced rider aids and radar-assisted safety features of the R 1300 GS are a massive bonus as you navigate the increasing traffic near the city

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Filmé depuis ce vélo BMW R 1300 GS

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