What are the rental durations?

Durations range from four-hour rentals up to multi-day or month-long hires—ask at booking for exact availability.

Yes, pick-up and drop-off are handled at Recogida y devolucion en C. Mato, 24, 35519 Tías, Las Palmas as noted in the listing.

Are helmets included?

Yes—casco is provided with rentals; additional safety gear should be brought by the rider.

Can I ride in pedestrian zones?

No—local regulations prohibit cycling on pedestrian zones and sidewalks unless explicitly signed as bike lanes.

Are phone mounts included?

No—phone mounts and odometer mounts are not included; bring your own if you rely on navigation or ride data.

Can beginners join guided routes?

Yes—guides adapt routes to skill levels, suggesting gentler coastal paths or more technical volcanic trails depending on ability.

Ride Lanzarote: Mountain Biking Around Tías and Costa Teguise

Adventure Brief

Swap the resort shuttle for a mountain bike and discover Lanzarote’s volcanic coast, airport viewpoints and coastal promenades. Bicicleta de Montaña in Tías rents durable bikes for four-hour rides to month-long hires—perfect for sunset seekers and adventurous tourists.

4 hours–30 days

moderate

From €7.00

On Lanzarote’s sunbaked trails, Bicicleta de Montaña delivers a raw, joyful way to see the island—by two wheels and a wind in your face. Based in Tías, Canary Islands, this local rental and guiding option puts you on durable mountain bikes suited for rocky singletrack, coastal promenades and long rides to Costa Teguise. Riders meet for pick-up and drop-off at Recogida y devolucion en C. Mato, 24, 35519 Tías, Las Palmas, where crews fit helmets and locks and outline route options. Trails here range from gentle seaside paths around the Paseo Marítimo and Arrecife to the volcanic scree and lava fields above the airport. Key features include airport viewpoints with planes carving across stark basalt plains, coastal promenades, the reef-lined shoreline, and the sandy crescents of Costa Teguise. The volcanic geology—black pahoehoe and a’a lava, volcanic tuff ridges and wind-swept ash flats—creates surprising micro-landscapes: you can be pedaling beside lichen-scattered rock one minute and across salt flats the next. Look for endemic Canary Island lizards and seabirds that frequent the shorelines. Bicicleta de Montaña outfits riders for flexible lengths—from short four-hour excursions to multi-day rentals—allowing visitors to combine high-adrenaline singletrack descents with relaxed beach stops and tapas in town. The shop supplies casco and candado; phone mounts and odometer mounts are not included, so bring your own if you rely on navigation or recording rides. Riders must follow local regulations: no cycling on pedestrian zones or unsuitable terrain, and no riding under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Only one rider per bike unless using a tandem or approved child seat. What sets this operation apart is its local angle: routes are picked by people who live with Lanzarote’s wind and topology. Staff can point you toward less-trafficked coastal stretches, unreal sunset rides near the airport, or a cafe stop in Costa Teguise after a sea-front cruise. For first-timers, the basalt trails offer manageable challenge without technical overkill; for confident riders, volcanic descents and off-piste tracks amp the stakes. Practical tips: check winds in advance—northeast trades can make coastal sections tougher; hydrate, use sun protection, and secure a lock if you plan stops at beaches and restaurants. Whether you’re chasing a sunset over planes or touring coastal villages, Bicicleta de Montaña converts Lanzarote’s dramatic geology into a rideable, memorable route. Guides can adapt routes to skill levels and will advise on tire pressure and suspension setup for the island’s mix of sharp lava and sandy tracks. Evening rides are rewarding when the light warms the black rock and traffic thins. Bookings use the operator’s online link, and group and long-term hire options make this a flexible choice for families, road-trippers, and visiting cyclists looking to explore Lanzarote beyond the beaches.

About Fariones Rent a Bike

Fariones Rent a Bike is a bike and mobility rental company located in Puerto del Carmen, Canarias.

Featured on The Adventure Collective, Fariones Rent a Bike offers a diverse fleet to explore Lanzarote's coastal roads, airport viewpoints and seaside promenades. The company provides specific rental options including Bicicleta de Paseo, Bicicleta Eléctrica, Bicicleta de Montaña, Mobility Scooter, Bicicleta de carretera, and Bicicleta de niño.

Each rental type matches different needs: leisurely rides along beaches and city streets with the Bicicleta de Paseo; assisted cycling and easier climbs with the Bicicleta Eléctrica; trail-ready performance on the Bicicleta de Montaña; smooth, accessible island travel with Mobility Scooters; fast road rides with the Bicicleta de carretera; and safe, age-appropriate options for children with the Bicicleta de niño.

Trip summaries reference popular local highlights such as airport views, marina strolls, Costa Teguise beaches, island coastlines, and vibrant seaside restaurants.

Fariones Rent a Bike serves visitors aiming to discover hidden island gems, enjoy scenic coastal routes, or access accessible transport across Puerto del Carmen and nearby areas. Information about trips and vehicle types helps visitors choose the right rental for their itinerary. As a featured business on The Adventure Collective, Fariones Rent a Bike appears in curated adventure listings and local activity guides, providing a clear place to start when planning cycling or mobility-based exploration in the Canarias.

Reservations, pricing, and current availability are found on The Adventure Collective listing or through local tourist information offices serving Puerto del Carmen and surrounding Canarias destinations today.