The park covers a large area. Access to specific points like Cofete Beach involves driving on unpaved roads, which can be challenging and may affect rental car insurance. Roads to other areas like Sotavento are generally accessible by regular car.

While a 4x4 is recommended for the rougher terrain leading to Cofete Beach, some visitors have managed with smaller cars, especially in dry conditions. However, be aware of potential insurance voiding on unpaved roads.

It's challenging to explore the vastness of Jandía Natural Park without a car. Guided tours or quad/buggy excursions are available for specific routes, offering an adventurous way to see the landscape.

Key areas include Cofete Beach, Sotavento Beach, and the vicinity of the Punta Jandía Lighthouse. Access roads vary in condition, with the route to Cofete being the most demanding.+1

Public transport is limited within the natural park itself. It's best to use a private vehicle or join organized tours to fully experience the diverse landscapes.

Jandía Natural Park is a protected natural area, and there are generally no entrance fees to access its beaches and landscapes.

As a natural park, it is open 24/7. However, access to certain areas or facilities might be restricted during specific hours, and daylight is best for exploration.

No, Cofete Beach is part of the natural park and does not have an entrance fee. The main challenge is the journey to get there.

While the park is generally accessible, some areas might have specific regulations due to their protected status. Always respect signage and environmental guidelines.

Yes, booking guided tours for activities like off-road adventures or hiking is highly recommended, especially during peak season, to secure your spot.

Activities include hiking, beachcombing, wildlife spotting (like chipmunks and birds), photography, and enjoying the stunning natural scenery.

Absolutely! The park offers diverse hiking opportunities, from coastal walks to more challenging routes through dunes and volcanic landscapes.+1

Keep an eye out for local birdlife and the cute chipmunks that inhabit areas like Cofete Beach.

Facilities are scarce within the natural park itself, especially in more remote areas like Cofete. It's advisable to bring your own supplies, including water and snacks.

The terrain is varied, featuring vast sand dunes, rugged hills, scrubland, and rocky coastal paths. Some areas are desert-like.

The entire park offers incredible photographic opportunities, from the sweeping vistas of Cofete Beach and the sand dunes to the dramatic coastline and sunsets.+1

Early mornings and late afternoons, especially during the golden hour, provide beautiful lighting for capturing the landscapes. Sunsets are particularly stunning.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the vast landscapes. A telephoto lens can be useful for wildlife, and a sturdy tripod is helpful for low-light conditions or windy days.

Don't miss the dramatic contrast of the mountains meeting the sea at Cofete, the endless sand dunes, and the rugged beauty around the Punta Jandía Lighthouse.+1

Drone usage may be restricted in protected natural areas. Always check local regulations and obtain necessary permits before flying a drone.