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Where to park
Where to leave the car
Dirt clearing above Cofete village. 4x4 recommended, though normal cars manage in dry weather.
12 km of empty sand on the far side of the Jandía massif
The wildest beach in the archipelago — 12 kilometres of empty sand backed by the 800 m cliffs of Jandía. Reached only by a 22 km hairpin dirt track from Morro Jable and best treated as a walk-and-photograph beach: the surf is dangerous.
Where to park
Dirt clearing above Cofete village. 4x4 recommended, though normal cars manage in dry weather.
When to arrive
Late morning for the clearest photograph of the cliffs.
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Reserved cable-car slot to the upper station of Mount Teide (3,555 m). Guided nature walk on the Roques de García loop before or after the ride, with optional transfer from the south and north resorts.
Small-group catamaran trip along the south-west coast of Tenerife with a marine biologist on board. Swim stop at Masca cliffs, drinks and a paella lunch included on the longer option.
Full-day guided tour of Lanzarote's south: Timanfaya's Route of the Volcanoes, the geothermal demonstrations at Islote de Hilario, El Golfo's green crater lagoon and the salt flats at Janubio.
Sunset camel ride from La Baraka Camel Park across the Maspalomas dunes. Family-friendly, two riders per camel, with a certificate for the kids at the end.
Full-day tour to La Gomera: Fred. Olsen ferry from Los Cristianos, guided coach across the Garajonay laurel forest, silbo gomero demonstration and lunch in a mountain village.
Half-day 4x4 tour across the Corralejo dune-field followed by a boat crossing to the Isla de Lobos natural park. Swim in the lagoons, walk to the lighthouse and eat fresh fish in the tiny fishermen's shack.
Evening tour of the Teide caldera at sunset, followed by a private star-gazing session with a professional astronomer and telescope pointing. Includes tapas dinner at 2,000 m.
Guided hike into the Anaga UNESCO Biosphere Reserve — 6 km through the laurisilva laurel forest of Cruz del Carmen, ending on a hidden black-sand cove for a swim. Hotel transfer from the south.
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How you get there
22 km unpaved from Morro Jable (allow 1h each way) — no fuel, no shops, no phone signal.
What you'll find
Local tips
What to avoid
Rainy days — the track floods.
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12 km of empty sand on the far side of the Jandía massif. The wildest beach in the archipelago — 12 kilometres of empty sand backed by the 800 m cliffs of Jandía. Reached only by a 22 km hairpin dirt track from Morro Jable and best treated as a walk-and-photograph beach: the surf is dangerous.
12 km of empty sand on the far side of the Jandía massif. The wildest beach in the archipelago — 12 kilometres of empty sand backed by the 800 m cliffs of Jandía. Reached only by a 22 km hairpin dirt track from Morro Jable and best treated as a walk-and-photograph beach: the surf is dangerous. It's a wild cove in Jandía · Fuerteventura, Canary Islands: 12 km long, wild grey-gold sand with strong atlantic swell, with water described as atlantic · 18–21 °c · rip currents, swimming discouraged.
Dirt clearing above Cofete village. 4x4 recommended, though normal cars manage in dry weather.
Late morning for the clearest photograph of the cliffs.
22 km unpaved from Morro Jable (allow 1h each way) — no fuel, no shops, no phone signal.
On site: No lifeguard, no chiringuito, no toilets and Cofete village has one tiny restaurant (Pepe El Faro).
Fill up on fuel, water and food in Morro Jable Do not swim — rip currents are lethal Combine with a visit to the Villa Winter
Rainy days — the track floods.
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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026
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Checked · 30 July 2026