How would you like to spend your vacation in a place that boasts the longest coastline in Spain? That place is near Playa de Pájara.
Welcome to Playa de Pájara. This is part of the municipality of Pájara. It was founded by farmers and fishermen in the 16th century.
Pájara covers about 383 square kilometers. The economic base of Pájara is tourism. Within its borders are the Morro Jable / Jandía and Costa Calma tourist centers.
The coast near Playa de Pájara has excellent conditions. Divers and surfers find the sea, wind, and marine life ideal. The finals of the world windsurfing championship take place here. It is no coincidence.
The island rises from Playa de Cofete. Rugged mountain slopes lead to Pico de la Zarza. This peak is 807 meters high. Then the island slopes toward the beaches of Sotavento.
The beaches of Sotavento are some of the most beautiful in Western Europe. The sand is white. The water is emerald green near the shore. It turns deep blue.
Pájara also has impressive nature. It is framed by the Parque Natural de Jandía. This natural park covers 220 square kilometers.
Historically, the parish church of Nuestra Señora de Regla is interesting. It was completed in 1733. The facade has Aztec elements. The town hall and the plaza are also worth seeing in Pájara.
Agriculture is another mainstay of Pájara. The main fishing ports are Ajuy, La Lajita, Morro Jable, and Punta de Jandía. Pájara is making progress in solar and wind energy use.