After a short climb to La Corona volcano the route goes by panoramic cliff-top roads to the historic towns of Haria and Teguise then descends to Famara beach by an old gravel road. The route crosses Timanfaya volcanic area on some rocky single tracks and La Geria vineyards on black gravel roads. The last section goes in Los Ajaches mountains and finally ends in Papagayo Beach and Playa Blanca promenade.

Teguise and Haria are some of the oldest towns on the archipelago, meant to be sheltered from pirates attacks by the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Famara Beach is an impressive sandy beach that lays under a massive cliff and beside El Jable sandy desert. The small town has a surf and hippie vibe.

Timanfaya national park is the result of the 17th-century volcanic eruption. A unique and extraterrestrial landscape.

La Geria vineyards are cultivated digging circular pits in the volcanic ash and building surrounding stone walls to protect the vine from the wind. This unique technique produces excellent Malvasia wines and creates an impressive landscape.

Los Ajaches is a remote area made of arid mountains and rocky ravines that ends in beautiful beaches by the ocean.