Cycling

Breathe. Tighten your grip. Pick up the pace. You're off! All you need to worry about is yourself, your ride and when to stop so you can take in a new breathtaking landscape. There are plenty of routes to choose from to suit all cyclists. You can cycle at sea level or at altitudes of over 2,000 metres (6,500 feet), and you will never be far from any of the amenities you might need. That's why the world's top cyclists have already chosen Tenerife as their training destination. What are you waiting for?

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Throughout the island. You will have access to a vast network of roads, taking you up to 2,000 metres (6,500 feet) high. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you have a whole host of routes to choose from and services that are tailored to your needs.

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Useful tips
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          • ​​​​Don't forget to pack a coat and waterproofs. Remember that the Island has its own microclimate and the weather can turn quickly, especially in high-altitude areas.
  • Check the weather forecasts before you set off.
  • Take extra care on the roads, especially in busy urban areas.
  • When travelling alone, leave your mobile phone number with your hotel reception and let them know where you are heading.
  • Wearing a helmet is compulsory and is essential for your safety.
When?
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The Island's fantastic weather conditions will enable you to go cycling all year round. The average yearly temperature is 22ºC (roughly 72ºF). ​
What do I need?
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  • A bike.
  • You will find a wide array of specialised stores in the area to cater for your every need.
  • You can also get technical assistance and roadside assistance.
  • Spare no expense when it comes to potential safety measures, particularly a good helmet.
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Do I need a licence?
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A licence is required for groups of more than 50 cyclists. You can request one from Tenerife's Regional Roads Department or through the Island's Cycling Federation.
Weather Today
Maximum: 23º
Minimum: 14º
Adeje. Skies will could over on Wednesday morning. In the afternoon, variable cloudiness. At night, thin high cloud. Temperatures will remain unchanged.
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Useful tips
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          • ​​​​Don't forget to pack a coat and waterproofs. Remember that the Island has its own microclimate and the weather can turn quickly, especially in high-altitude areas.
  • Check the weather forecasts before you set off.
  • Take extra care on the roads, especially in busy urban areas.
  • When travelling alone, leave your mobile phone number with your hotel reception and let them know where you are heading.
  • Wearing a helmet is compulsory and is essential for your safety.
When?
read more read less
The Island's fantastic weather conditions will enable you to go cycling all year round. The average yearly temperature is 22ºC (roughly 72ºF). ​
What do I need?
read more read less
  • A bike.
  • You will find a wide array of specialised stores in the area to cater for your every need.
  • You can also get technical assistance and roadside assistance.
  • Spare no expense when it comes to potential safety measures, particularly a good helmet.
​
Do I need a licence?
read more read less
A licence is required for groups of more than 50 cyclists. You can request one from Tenerife's Regional Roads Department or through the Island's Cycling Federation.
Weather Today
Maximum: 23º
Minimum: 14º
Adeje. Skies will could over on Wednesday morning. In the afternoon, variable cloudiness. At night, thin high cloud. Temperatures will remain unchanged.
Next days weather

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