Punta de Jandia

Punta de Jandia is a beach break located on the southern tip of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, facing west toward the Atlantic Ocean. The spot features a sandy beach backed by arid terrain, with rocky formations and reefs marking the shoreline edges. The water shows typical Atlantic roughness with temperature averaging 20.5°C and wave heights around 1.75m. This location benefits from consistent trade wind patterns, with northerly winds providing ideal side-shore conditions. The 62% wind reliability indicates dependable conditions for most days. The spot suits intermediate to advanced kiters comfortable with moderate chop and varying bottom conditions. Key considerations include the presence of submerged rocks and reef structures requiring knowledge of local conditions, variable current patterns, and the need for proper exit strategy given the rocky headlands. The arid landscape offers limited facilities, making pre-visit preparation essential. Best sessions occur during northern wind swells when conditions align for cleaner water state.