I think in my opinion, one of the best places you can, is in the Pájara on the beaches of Jandia. Get there leaving from Puerto del Rosario, the road toMorrojable in the final leg connects to the highway, which incidentally is the only one on the island so far and takes you straight. While this beautiful island is known for its tranquility, in these endless beaches where the feeling of vastness is enhanced,spectacular sunrises in this time of year, bring more than one to get up early to capture unique images. White sand, fine sea that goes through all the shades of greens and a lighthouse towering, can give the feeling of being actors in a movie.

Are also striking contrasts to the black sand beaches, due to the erosion of volcanic features, you'll find along the coast between-mixed with the golden white sands. The quiet of this area of ​​the island, does not mean that you find everything you need. Very well geared to tourism, has large and renowned hotels as well as the Port of Morrojable connecting to Las Palmas (Gran Canaria Capital). The main avenue of Jandia also has shopping centers, shops, bars and restaurants of varied cuisine. But if besides the beach, you want to visit other areas of the municipality, I can suggest the Isthmus of Wall, where there is a wall that remained as evidence of the division of territory that separated the followers Ayoze tribes to the north and the other south side fans Guize, at the time of the conquest. Here, too, may find the wind farm Jandia significant extent and it is an example of what investment in renewable energy is concerned, benefiting from its electricity supply to all Morrojable. If hiking or walking on foot is, you can start by Mountain Cardon, which with a height of 609mts. Above sea level, was declared a natural monument in 1994. Now if you want a more demanding route, I recommend Bush then the peak is the highest peak on the island of Fuerteventura, and there's no shelter from the sun, so it is essential to bring water and sunscreen. After walking 5 hours, going through different types of terrain, you can find on the road flora and fauna, many of which are endangered or threatened, displaying amazing landscapes, you'll reach the top where the scenic sighting is amazing beaches Cofete and part of La Villa Winter. If you are interested in prehistory, then do not miss the monument Natural Ajui. Protected natural area since 1994, is one of the tests that are based on geologists to confirm that Fuerteventura is the oldest of the Canary archipelago, comprising more than 20 million years. In this fraction of coastline, sediments and fossils are marine animals disappeared millennia ago.Other activities may include: Catamaran, fishing, kite surfing, windsurfing, diving, there are several schools that sign up for a couple of classes.