Private Enduro Motorbike Tour Tenerife: Off-Road Adventure

Four hours of off-road riding through Tenerife's volcanic landscape

A private guided Enduro motorbike tour in Tenerife covers four hours of off-road riding through southern volcanic terrain, rocky trails and coastal views. You navigate the official racecourse, then continue through remote areas near El Médano, the Stone Bridge of Arico, and Playa de la Tejita, stopping to explore cultural sites and take in panoramic mountain and coastline views. The tour is led in English, Spanish or German, and all protective gear, helmet, boots and water are provided.

Step-by-step itinerary

Enduro motorbike tour in Tenerife

• Ride through El Médano trails
• Take break near Playa de El Médano
• Explore Stone Bridge of Arico
• Visit Cueva del Hermano Pedro
• Pass Playa de la Tejita
• Ride Las Cañadas del Sur trails

The experience

Four hours of continuous riding means you're covering real ground on an Enduro motorbike, not stopping every few minutes for photos. The route starts with a taste of the official racecourse near San Miguel de Abona, where you get a feel for the bike and the terrain before heading into the surrounding volcanic landscape. From there you move through rocky trails and open plains, passing natural landmarks without stopping. This is about the rhythm of riding, not a checklist of sights.

The stops that do happen are deliberate. A 15-minute break near Playa de El Médano lets you take in the Montaña Roja, an extinct volcano that rises from the coastline, and the contrast between the rugged trails and the relaxed beach environment. The Stone Bridge of Arico, a natural rock formation carved by centuries of erosion, sits on terrain accessible only by Enduro bike, making it a genuine off-the-beaten-path moment. Cueva del Hermano Pedro, a spiritual site dedicated to the first saint of the Canary Islands, offers a reflective pause in the middle of the ride. Another 15-minute stop at Playa de la Tejita, one of the largest natural beaches in the area, gives you a view of the Montaña Roja from a different angle and a chance to settle after the exertion.

The Las Cañadas del Sur section (arid, rough, and remote) is where riders test their skills on more difficult terrain. This part of southern Tenerife sees few visitors, and the open trails wind through untouched landscape. You'll need at least a moderate level of fitness and comfort with physical challenge. The bike does the work, but you're active the whole time. All protective clothing, helmet, boots, goggles and a camelbag with water are provided, along with snacks and a drink.

What’s included

• Enduro motorbike, helmet, boots, protective clothing and gear, goggles.
• camelbag with water, bottled water, snacks and a drink.
• live guide in English, Spanish or German.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day

AgesAdult (18 to 75 years) · Under 18: can't be booked

GroupPrivate

Live guideEnglish, Spanish and German

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 15 days ago

Good to know

Moderate physical effortNot recommended during pregnancyNot recommended with heart problemsNot recommended with back problems

Operated by Enduro Tenerife

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to ride solo or with one or two others on your own schedule, rather than join a larger group. The private format means the guide adjusts the pace and stops to your comfort level, and you're not waiting for slower riders or rushing through the terrain to keep up.

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Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English, Spanish and German.

What's the Stone Bridge of Arico and why is it worth riding out to see it?

The Stone Bridge of Arico is a natural rock formation created by centuries of erosion, sitting on rugged terrain in southern Tenerife. It's accessible only by Enduro motorbike trails and offers dramatic landscapes filled with rocky outcrops and deep ravines: a genuine geological wonder that captures the raw beauty of the island's volcanic origins, and a 15-minute stop to photograph it.

Do I need motorbike experience to book this tour?

The tour is designed for both beginners and professionals, so prior experience is not required. You'll start on the official racecourse to get comfortable with the bike and the terrain before moving into the wider landscape, and the guide will lead you through the route in English, Spanish or German.

What happens at El Médano and Playa de la Tejita?

El Médano is a coastal village famous for its sandy beaches and wind conditions. You take a 15-minute break near Playa de El Médano to see the Montaña Roja, an extinct volcano that rises against the ocean. Playa de la Tejita, one of the largest natural beaches in the area, is another 15-minute stop where you can take in views of the Montaña Roja and rest after riding through the surrounding wilderness.

How physically demanding is four hours of continuous motorbike riding?

You need at least a moderate level of physical fitness. The tour involves continuous riding through rocky trails and open plains, with only brief stops. The bike handles the terrain, but you're active and engaged the entire time, navigating volcanic landscape and managing the physical demands of off-road riding.

What protective gear and equipment do I get?

The tour includes an Enduro motorbike, helmet, boots, protective clothing, goggles, a camelbag with water, snacks and a drink. You're fully equipped for the terrain and conditions. Bring only a valid driver's license and a moderate level of fitness.