Experience Fuerteventura's most unknown coast and the Janía Natural Park, full of paleontological wonders where you can observe countless terrestrial fossils and paleodunes formed by erosion over millions of years.

The hike begins in the Pecenescal Ravine, then heads northwest along the historic “prisoners' path” until reaching one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Fuerteventura: an immense desert of white sand dunes. We'll head southwest to discover some of its natural caves, where we can take a short break while listening to the roar of the waves and admiring the entire Cofete Arch and its miles of beaches.

In total, we will walk about 6.5 km.