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Caleta de la Madera (Wood Bay), Jandia, Fuerteventura.

Jandia Peninsula is the southern most area of the island of Fuerteventura, one of the great unknown due to the relative difficulty in accessing this site, but has some of the most attractive landscape of the island.
Besides access to Cofete, or visit the (playa de Ojos) "Eyes Beach", or Puertito de la Cruz Town, where it is typical to make a delicious fish soup, Caleta de la Madera (Wood Bay) is a spectacular landscape of high geological interest.
To arrive to Caleta de la Madera, we take the road running from the village to the Crib Point and is just across the fish restaurants.

Follow this road and we have two options to get to "Caleta de la Madera": Either take the detour to the right at 2.5 km. out of town by a dirt track and leave the car in the middle of this track and walk the last mile walk (see photo in Photos section), or we go to "Punta Pesebre" (5 kilometers from town), and to go walking along the coast to a small hill which overlooks a panorama of this inlet.
I recommend this second option, because if we left the car in the small booth Crib Point maritime communications, we can see in this incredible force of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the rocks, and then within half an hour walk , reaching a small hill from plus view Timber Cove, we have a magnificent view of the entire peninsula of Jandia.
The road from Morro Jable in Jandia Peninsula is not comfortable, but it's worth spending a day of our holiday in this area and also visit all the attractions of the area mentioned above.

Highly recommended to visit this area of ​​the island.

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