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Fuerteventura - The Jandia peninsula

 
 

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Fuerteventura - The Jandia peninsula

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Fuerteventura - The Jandia peninsula Gran Canaria - Puerto de Mogan The seaside resort of Puerto de Mogan is rather like a traditional village, complete with little white houses and a fishing harbour. © Cyril Bana / Age Fotostock

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  • Gran Canaria - Puerto de Mogan
  • A traditional village
  • A fishing harbour
  • Boats and colourful houses
  • Traditional architecture
  • A charming little world

The least inhabited of the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura boasts more than 150 beaches. The best beaches are found in the extreme south of the island, on the Jandia peninsula. With its long sandy beaches separated by cliffs, Costa Calma is today undergoing extensive development with more and more modern properties. A more 'wild' coast is found in the direction of the isolated lighthouse of Punta de Jandia; just as the western side of the peninsula, it is very windy and only accessible by 4x4.

Coasts

Other reasons to go

  1.   Landscapes

  2.   Towns

  3.   The fauna and flora

  4.   Arts and culture

  5.   Activities and leisure

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