Motorbike routes through southern Tenerife to discover viewpoints, beaches and charming villages

Start your adventure enjoying the most spectacular views of Tenerife South.

What to see

• Viewpoint of La Centinelabreathtaking views of the coast and the Atlantic Ocean.

• Viewpoint of Los CristianosPerfect for sunset photos.

• Costa AdejeGolden beaches and gently curving roads ideal for scooters.

Practical advice

• Leave early in the morning to avoid traffic.

• Wear a helmet and comfortable clothing, as some roads are windy.

• Ideal for 125cc to medium-sized motorbikesThe curves are gentle and the route is short.

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For those in search of relaxation and postcard-perfect scenery, this route takes you to some of the most beautiful and beautiful lesser known beaches in the south of Tenerife.

What to see

• Playa del Duquegolden sand and calm waters.

• La Enramada Beach: an ideal place for a quick break.

• Fañabé CovePerfect for snorkelling or enjoying a refreshing drink at a beach bar.

Practical advice

• Motorbike type scooter or mid-displacement are sufficient.

• Park near pedestrian access points and always in permitted areas.

• It carries sunscreen and wateras some beaches do not have services nearby.

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Exploring the villages in the south of Tenerife allows you to get to know the local culture and to enjoy authentic cuisine as you travel along quiet roads and through unique landscapes.

What to see

• VilaflorOne of the highest villages in Spain, perfect for photos and typical coffees.

• Arona: picturesque streets and traditional Canarian atmosphere.

• Guide to Adeje: historic centre and panoramic viewpoints.

Practical advice

• Motorbikes medium and large displacement are ideal for hilly roads.

• Plan stops to rest and enjoy the squares and viewpoints.

• Bring maps or use offline GPS, as some streets are narrow and winding.

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1. Check your bike before setting offBrakes, tyres and oil levels.

2. Fuel planningSome routes have few petrol stations.

3. Drive with cautionroads can be narrow and winding.

4. Respect the signagemaximum speed on secondary roads is usually 90 km/h.

5. Protect your skinThe Canarian sun is intense even in winter, so take sun cream and sunglasses.

• Compulsory helmetMake sure it is approved and properly fitted.

• Comfortable and protective clothingLight jacket, gloves and closed shoes.

• Small backpackWater, camera and personal belongings.

• Basic emergency kit: tool, torch and charged mobile phone.

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• Combine routesYou can join the route of viewpoints with the route of villages or beaches if you have several hours.

• Avoid peak hoursBetween 10:00 and 18:00 there is usually more traffic in tourist areas.

• Capture your memoriesTake a camera or smartphone; the viewpoints and villages offer spectacular photos.

• Share your experiencesblogs and social networks love routes with photos and local tips, which indirectly increases your online authority.

Visit Tenerife south by motorbike is much more than renting a car: it's experiencing the island at your own pace, discovering places that cars can never reach and creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Don't wait any longer: book your bike with Paddock Motorbike and get ready to explore viewpoints, hidden beaches and charming villages on two wheels.

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