Club la Santa

If you are going to Club La Santa with your family, you’ll have the security of everything being within the Club La Santa resort, and our Green Team will be on hand to keep the youngsters busy with a wide range of activities and specialist sports courses.

Club La Santa is the perfect resort for those wanting to participate in warm weather training camps. It combines brilliant facilities with expert coaching to ensure people are prepared for their sporting events.

For Runners

There’s a morning run everyday around the lagoon with the Green Team and other guests. This runs follow the 8am morning workout (think warm up) and both together is a great way to kick start a new day at Club La Santa.

Also throughout the week the Green Team organise many different running activities: a running technique session, interval training at the stadium, 8 km Hill Run and Off Road runs and a 12 km off road run. Everything is free to join in and gives you the chance to meet other running enthusiasts, as well as enjoy the beautiful scenery around Club La Santa.

The routes are available for you if you want to head out on your own and there are lots of options available either on trails or on the safe quiet roads.

For Cyclists

Reliable dry weather is almost a given all year round. It will hardly ever rain and certainly never snow like it can in Mallorca over winter.  It can get a little hot in July and August, but if you get out early and finish by lunchtime, it’s still enjoyable. Having said that you have to be prepared for the wind, which you can expect most days (speeds of 10mph or 16kph are typical). Just don’t plan your routes to have a headwind for the whole time on the return journey. If you do, ensure you can share the work in a group.

The road surface is excellent, just the right amount of grip without feeling heavy and they are super quiet. On many rides, you can count the number of cars that pass you on a couple of hands. The island’s terrain has a bit of everything; there’s plenty of climbs if you seek them out; but the majority is flat and undulating, which is great for keeping groups together.

The volcanic landscape makes for a bit of a change and looks pretty dramatic, especially through the National Park. Finally, if you really want to challenge yourself, you can take on the complete Club La Santa Ironman Lanzarote bike route. At 112 miles and over 8000ft it makes for a decent day out.

For Triathletes

Home of the Europe’s oldest IRONMAN, the Club La Santa IRONMAN Lanzarote; it is beyond doubt that Club La Santa has been absolutely instrumental in the rich triathlon tradition on the island. From the three, heated, Olympic sized swimming pools, to the recently resurfaced running track, not to mention the miles and miles of pristine, smooth, and quiet roads; there are countless reasons why Europe’s number one sports and active holiday resort, Club La Santa, has been a haven for triathletes, the world over, for decades.

Several of the top pros, including 2019 IRONMAN World Champion Anne Haug, take advantage of the unbeatable training facilities each year, and it’s not uncommon to find yourself swimming in a lane, or running on the track close to one of your idols. However, it’s not just the pros that can benefit from a week at Club La Santa. With focused triathlon training camps, catering to a range of abilities, experience levels, and even race distance preferences; you can be sure to find the perfect option for you at Club La Santa.

Three Sports; one destination, for triathlon Club La Santa really is the place to be.

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