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Fuerteventura's mountainous heart is protected as a rural park covering 16,544 hectares of the island's oldest massif. The Basal Complex surfaces here, with fossil marine sediments and wide U shaped ravines beneath rounded summits such as Morro Jana at 764 metres and Gran Montaña at 708. The whole area is a Special Protection Area for Birds. Walking is allowed on the existing paths; camping and off road driving are not.
The largest protected area in Fuerteventura, on the Jandía peninsula in the municipality of Pájara. It takes in the summit of Pico de la Zarza, the open western coast of Cofete and a run of heavily eroded volcanic ridges known as cuchillos. It also protects endemic plants that grow in very few other places.
A 59 metre lighthouse built in 1991 at Punta de Jandía, with a very long beach and flat seafront paths.
Protected volcanic islet north of Corralejo, with trails, crystal-clear lagoons and a lighthouse, reached by ferry from Fuerteventura.
Large protected dune field in northern Fuerteventura.
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