Quiquere Ravine – Puerto del Carmen Harbour loop from Puerto Calero

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Quiquere Ravine – Puerto del Carmen Harbour loop from Puerto Calero

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Quiquere Ravine – Puerto del Carmen Harbour loop from Puerto Calero

02:03

7.77km

80m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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384 m

View of the Barranco del Quiquere coastline

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Fantastic panorama that compensates for everything. Absolute must!

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1.64 km

Quiquere Ravine

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At first it goes down quite steeply. The ground is not “even” everywhere!!! And then up the other side via a really steep staircase made of natural stone.
There is something !

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1.96 km

Steps to viewpoint

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Some steps you can follow to get down to the sea

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2.96 km

View of Puerto del Carmen Harbor

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Wonderful view over the harbor of Puerto del Carmen

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3.97 km

Puerto del Carmen Harbour

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A bit going on at the harbor

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4.30 km

View of Puerto del Carmen Harbor

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The footpath on the beach between Los Pocillos and the port offers many interesting sights and views.
Day trips to Fuerteventura can also be made from the port.

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4.54 km

Gardens of Puerto Calero

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To accommodate so many different flower pots, decorations, paths and stairs directly on the lava rock in such a small space - that's really great garden art!

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5.18 km

View of Puerto del Carmen and the Coastal Path to Puerto Calero

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Great cliff path with beautiful views of the sea and the mountains. This path is very worthwhile

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7.77 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.52 km

885 m

331 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.30 km

1.73 km

1.05 km

582 m

120 m

Elevation

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Weather

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Thursday 5 November

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Comments

January 17, 2024,Von Puerto Calero nach Puerto del Carmen

A hiking trail along the sometimes spectacular lava coast.

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February 3, 2024,Meereszauber & Yachthafen-Flair 🌊🏰: Entdecke den malerischen Küstenpfad von Puerto del Carmen nach Puerto Calero!

The coastal path from Puerto del Carmen to Paseo de la Costa Puerto Calero is a beautiful and easy hike that offers you wonderful views of the sea and cliffs. The route is approximately 2.8 km long and takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes. You can walk in either direction or take the bus back.

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November 14, 2024,Wanderung von Puerto Calero nach Puerto del Carmen

Today I explored the hiking trail between the two holiday resorts. It is a promenade in the towns and a gravel path in between. Easy to walk with sturdy shoes.
Not suitable for cycling due to several steps.

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July 23, 2023,LANZAROTE | Küsten Tour | Barranco del Quiquere - Puerto Calero > Puerto del Carmen

BARRANCO DEL QUIQUERE - in preparation for the TRAIL RUN on August 8th, we took a closer look at the route and the critical points today. In terms of landscape, the run right on the edge of the reef is a pleasure.

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October 23, 2021,Puerto del Carmen - Puerto Calero - Puerto del Carmen

First short hike on Lanzarote for acclimatization. Komot started a little too late.

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July 3, 2024,030724 Puerto del Carmen - Puerto Calero

From the small beach I walk to Puerto Calero, along the harbor and the coast, past the barranco de Quiquere to the port of Calero, where the boats are tightly packed together. There is a bus stop along the road where I wait for a bus back to Puerto del Carmen.

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