Playa De Jandia, Fuerteventura

Playa De Jandia, Fuerteventura is one of the longest beaches on the island, stretching 30 kilometers of bright, sandy coastline.

The crystal clear waters in shades of green and turquoise create ideal conditions for swimming, surfing and snorkeling. The beach is separated from the boardwalk and village by extensive salt marshes, which are a nature reserve and breeding ground for many species of birds.

Along the boardwalk is a path of metal sculptures by international artists, alluding to freedom and the sea. For activity lovers, there are two popular surfing spots: 'Cruz Roja' and 'El Pozo'.