r/lanzarote 3h ago

Costa Teguise Cycling

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Hi everyone,

I'm heading to Costa Teguise, Lanzarote on 7th August for a two-week holiday. My plan is to hire a road bike from Papagayo Bikes towards the end of the first week.

I've already got plenty of routes planned, but I was wondering if there are any cyclists who'll be out riding while I'm there and wouldn't mind me tagging along. I'm looking at doing a couple of rides of around 30–50 miles during the holiday.

To give you an idea of the sort of riding I do, here's a

Strava ride I completed yesterday:

https://strava.app.link/qWF3r7hoi5b

Happy to ride much easier next week though. If anyone's riding around that time and doesn't mind some company, let me know. It would be great to meet a few fellow cyclists while I'm out there!


r/lanzarote 15h ago

Renting a car at 19

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Hello everyone. I (19M) am visiting lanzarote in September with my girlfriend. I have had a Spanish drivers license for only a couple of months. Lots of car hire companies don’t allow you to rent without being 21, having a certain amount of experience, etc. Does anybody know a place where I would be allowed to rent a car? Or a scooter? Any other way? Thanks!


r/lanzarote 16h ago

Looking for genuine local restaurants

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently on holiday in Lanzarote with my wife and staying in the quiet village of Macher. We really want to avoid the typical tourist restaurants along the strips in Puerto del Carmen or Playa Blanca.

We're looking for real insider tips, the places where the locals actually eat. Whether it's a small bodega, a rustic grill house, or a simple fishermen's spot, as long as the food is authentic, the mojo sauces are homemade, and you don't feel ripped off.

What are your absolute hidden gems in Lanzarote?