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The Punta Jandía Lighthouse is an active lighthouse on the Canary island of Fuerteventura. The name derives from its location on the Punta de Jandía, at the end of the much larger Jandía peninsula, which forms the south west part of the island.
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Faro punta de Jandia

Península de, Las Palmas, Spain
4.4(2K)
Open until 5:30 PM
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The Punta Jandía Lighthouse is an active lighthouse on the Canary island of Fuerteventura. The name derives from its location on the Punta de Jandía, at the end of the much larger Jandía peninsula, which forms the south west part of the island.

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Nice, but somewhat worn down lighthouse at the end of the road coming from Morro Jable. You have great view on the ocean from here. The road to the lighthouse is around 20km of gravel road which is in okayish condition (it was being maintained when we were and the part they had already finished was very smooth to drive) and can be taken with a normal car if you drive carefully. The lighthouse was supposed to be open from 10:30-17:30 on most days but it was still closed when we were there around 11 mid March. Not sure if it only opens in the high season, the sign on the door did not specify. So don’t be disappointed if you...

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5.0
7y

Amazing place in the middle of nowhere 😯😍 it is a real opened area in the ocean from three sides...so please...take care of yourself because of the horrible wind😱 not free from danger. But..despite of it you should go there to feel the power of the nature. But anyway...if you feel sick from travelling in car on a field without a real road I mean asphalt... take a pill(daedalon, B vitamine or stg like that) because it can be very bad for you.. i felt terrible sick on the way going back tp the city..and i said..no way to do it again. But I am happy to saw and felt...

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4.0
9y

It's a nice little lighthouse in the south of the island. There isn't too much to see there except for a small museum and a few interesting cliffs right next to the place. It is mildly different than the rest of the island so that's kind of interesting to see. This might be due to the long journey requited to get there which might take as much as an hour there and another hour back. I recommend packiging the trip with a trip to another place located west of Morro Jable. I believe I was once able to see Gran Canaria from the lighthouse,...

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Stephanie KStephanie K
Nice, but somewhat worn down lighthouse at the end of the road coming from Morro Jable. You have great view on the ocean from here. The road to the lighthouse is around 20km of gravel road which is in okayish condition (it was being maintained when we were and the part they had already finished was very smooth to drive) and can be taken with a normal car if you drive carefully. The lighthouse was supposed to be open from 10:30-17:30 on most days but it was still closed when we were there around 11 mid March. Not sure if it only opens in the high season, the sign on the door did not specify. So don’t be disappointed if you don’t get in.
Adam CAdam C
Firstly the drive to get there was quite bumpy on an unmade winding road that took a bit of time, then when we got there everything was closed. There was nothing open, no facilities. Plus we were unfortunate with the weather, a bit grey and overcast so we pretty much turned around right away, but this did give us the chance to find some amazing and secluded beaches on the way home. All in all it was a good experience driving that road and seeing a different part of the island. Visited mid June 2025.
Viktoria WeizelViktoria Weizel
A cute little lighthouse that can be viewed from the outside. We visited around sunset, but everything was closed—I’m not sure if it’s open during the day. The road to get there is a winding gravel path for about 20 km, so drive carefully! It’s not a must-see, but if you like lighthouses and scenic views of the sea and cliffs, it’s definitely a nice stop. Just a few hundred meters further, you’ll also find the southernmost point of Fuerteventura.
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Nice, but somewhat worn down lighthouse at the end of the road coming from Morro Jable. You have great view on the ocean from here. The road to the lighthouse is around 20km of gravel road which is in okayish condition (it was being maintained when we were and the part they had already finished was very smooth to drive) and can be taken with a normal car if you drive carefully. The lighthouse was supposed to be open from 10:30-17:30 on most days but it was still closed when we were there around 11 mid March. Not sure if it only opens in the high season, the sign on the door did not specify. So don’t be disappointed if you don’t get in.
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Firstly the drive to get there was quite bumpy on an unmade winding road that took a bit of time, then when we got there everything was closed. There was nothing open, no facilities. Plus we were unfortunate with the weather, a bit grey and overcast so we pretty much turned around right away, but this did give us the chance to find some amazing and secluded beaches on the way home. All in all it was a good experience driving that road and seeing a different part of the island. Visited mid June 2025.
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A cute little lighthouse that can be viewed from the outside. We visited around sunset, but everything was closed—I’m not sure if it’s open during the day. The road to get there is a winding gravel path for about 20 km, so drive carefully! It’s not a must-see, but if you like lighthouses and scenic views of the sea and cliffs, it’s definitely a nice stop. Just a few hundred meters further, you’ll also find the southernmost point of Fuerteventura.
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