About the activity
La Geria is one of the world’s most unusual wine-producing regions, a UNESCO-protected landscape where vines grow inside hand-dug craters in black volcanic ash, sheltered from the Atlantic wind by low semicircular stone walls. Cycling through this extraordinary terrain with your team, stopping at family-run bodegas to taste the island’s distinctive Malvasía wines, is a team building experience that is entirely unique to Lanzarote.
The route combines gentle cycling through a landscape that feels like another planet with cultural stops at working wineries where local producers share the story of how wine has been made here for centuries despite the volcanic conditions. It is an experience that blends physical activity, gastronomy and authentic island culture in a setting no other destination in Spain can offer.
Why Choose Lanzarote for Your Team Experience
A Wine Landscape Found Nowhere Else on Earth
La Geria’s volcanic viticulture is recognised by UNESCO and has no parallel anywhere in the world. The combination of black lava soil, hand-built craters and Atlantic-influenced microclimate produces wines with a mineral character that is unmistakably Lanzarote. Tasting them at the source, surrounded by the landscape that created them, gives the experience a cultural depth that a standard wine tasting cannot match.
Connection Through Shared Experience
Cycling together through an extraordinary landscape, at a pace that allows conversation, laughter and discovery, is one of the most natural ways for a team to connect. The shared journey, punctuated by stops to learn, taste and explore, creates a rhythm of togetherness that carries long after the ride is over.
Practical Details
Ideal Group Size
The La Geria cycling and wine route is designed for groups of 10 to 50 people. Bikes are provided for all participants and the route is adapted in length and pace to suit the fitness levels of the group. Electric bikes are available for those who prefer extra assistance.
What’s Included
The activity includes quality bicycles and helmets for all participants, a local guide, visits to two or three family-run bodegas with wine tastings and explanations by the producers, water and snacks during the route and a closing tasting of selected Lanzarote wines. Can be combined with a traditional lunch at a local restaurant in La Geria.
Requirements
A basic level of fitness is sufficient for the standard route, which is mostly flat to gently rolling. Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes recommended. Electric bike option available for participants who prefer it. Not recommended for participants with serious cycling injuries. Available year-round.
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