Jandia Holidays - Flight + Hotel, Package Holidays and Cheap Holidays to Jandia

Holidays to Jandia - Getting there and getting around

Jandia holidays' flights fly into the Canary Island of Fuerteventura and have a flying time of approximately 4 hours to 4 hours 30 minutes from the UK. Jandia flights are available all year round as the Canaries enjoy a sunny climate throughout. This makes the destination ideal for a last minute holidays to Jandia as the weather is almost guaranteed whenever you want to travel. Once in Jandia getting around is easy, either use public transport, jump in a taxi or hire a car for your holiday duration, there are some beautiful places to go out and visit.

Holidays in Jandia - Things to do

Holidays in Jandia offer plenty of relaxing and lazy beach days. The area is home to the beautiful resorts of Costa Calma, one of the area’s most popular resorts and Morra Jable. The beaches are fabulous, long stretches of white sand washed up by blue clear waters, on a warm Canaries day what more could you wish for on the perfect beach getaway. The lovely cooling wind makes the beach an ideal spot for great water sports and beach activities. Try your hand at kite-surfing, jet skiing, scuba diving, windsurfing, Frisbee, the list is endless for hours of fun down at the beach. If you like to explore, take the whole family to the excellent zoo and camel safari. The Jandia Peninsular is home to a protected nature reserve, brilliant to capture a glimpse of the local wildlife. A great spot to visit is the Port of Morro Jable, once a tiny fishing village, now a booming tourist resort with great restaurants and shops. The beach is Playa del Matorral, a fabulous beach famous for its marvellous lighthouse once used for the port’s shipping, now used to signal the start of the nudist beach. If you are looking for an adventure hire a jeep and head out exploring the rugged coastline to discover wilder less accessible beaches for a secluded relaxing trip out.

Jandia Holidays - Food and drink

Playa Jandia holidays' typical cuisine is mainly Spanish with an international twist, largely influenced by tourism. The traditional Spanish dish of paella is definitely worth a try in one of the many restaurants lining the streets. Why not seek out some traditional Canary Island food in the smaller tavernas. The fabulous salsa mojo, made from red and green peppers is a must try sauce served with Canarian potatoes and fresh salad with avocado and coriander leaves, the dish is simply beautiful.