Lava Live Festival and the Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote have organised a social cycling outing of 35 kilometres from Club La Santa, a non-competitive experience that merges music, sport and landscape.
The road and the rhythm came together in Lanzarote. Lava Live Festival and the Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote celebrated last weekend the Lava Live Ride by Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote, a social cycling outing that started from Club La Santa. The route, approximately 35 kilometres long, was not a competition, but a community experience: cycling together, enjoying the volcanic landscape and sharing the journey.
The initiative, organised by Club La Santa Races and sponsored by Lava Live Festival, was aimed at the Green Teamers of Club La Santa, invited cyclists and cycling enthusiasts. During the ride, participants wore special jerseys designed by both brands and were accompanied by vehicles featuring the campaign's branding. Additionally, they made stops at local cafés, reinforcing the lifestyle character of the event.
The Rhythm of Lanzarote: Music and Pedals
Under the slogan The Rhythm of Lanzarote, the campaign stemmed from a simple idea: in music, rhythm marks the moment; on a bicycle, rhythm marks the path. Both experiences are best lived when shared and connect with values such as energy, overcoming challenges, enjoyment, local culture and an active lifestyle. The Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote thus reinforces its positioning as a cycling tourism experience, social and accessible, capable of attracting amateur cyclists, clubs and groups of friends looking for more than just a competition.
For the residents of Lanzarote and tourists visiting the island, this route offers an opportunity to connect with the territory in a different way. You don't need to be a professional cyclist: the outing is designed for all levels, and the atmosphere is one of a party on wheels. The next cycling event, the Cycle Lava Lovers route, will take place on July 24. Those wishing to participate can register on the Club La Santa website.
Countdown to the Lava Live Festival 2026
Lava Live Ride is part of the countdown to the next edition of the Lava Live Festival, which will take place in Arrecife on July 24 and 25. On Friday, July 24, Juan Luis Guerra, one of the most important figures in Latin music, will perform, accompanied by Ana Mena, Juanma Restrepo, Ventura, Malpeis and Renzzo El Selector. A day for diverse audiences, with great songs, rhythm and dance.
On Saturday, July 25, the festival will ramp up the intensity with an urban and international night headlined by Nicky Jam and Nathy Peluso, who will present her Club Grasa DJ Set. The lineup is completed by Barry B, Rodrigo Fenix and Toni Bob. It will be one of the major musical closures of the summer in the Canary Islands.
The festival is sponsored by the Cabildo de Lanzarote, through SPEL-Turismo Lanzarote, the Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism of Lanzarote, the City Council of Arrecife, Tourism of the Canary Islands, Government of the Canary Islands and Canary Youth, as well as private sponsors such as Grupo Renault Juan Toledo, Mahou, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Iberia Express, CICAR, HiperDino, Rosa Group Lanzarote, Plus Fariones Hotels & Apartments, Sam Parfums, Kokoxili Sushi & Asiático, Chacón, Arehucas, Baleària Canarias, Villa Tinguatón, Miterra FM, Salinas de Janubio, Aloe Plus Lanzarote, Viajes Timanfaya, Ahoraluz, Transportes Martac, Open Mall Lanzarote, Grupo Óscar, IQOS, VIPO, BP, Pringles, Club La Santa Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote and Aylanz.
Tickets for the festival are already available on the official website lavalivefestival.com and at physical sales points such as the Disa Mozaga petrol station in San Bartolomé and the BP Valterra in Arrecife. An opportunity to experience live music and, in the process, hop on a bike and feel the rhythm of Lanzarote.
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