Saladar de Jandía

Saladar de Jandía spans 116 hectares of coastal land, featuring periodic flooding zones that reach maximum water levels during autumn and spring tides.

The site received recognition as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance in 2002, marking a significant step in preserving its ecological functions.

The wetland serves as an observation point for local residents and researchers who study the maritime birds and migratory species throughout the year.

Visitors should maintain distance from vegetation as walking on the terrain can disrupt the stability of this sensitive ecosystem.

The area contains specific plant species adapted to high salt concentrations, including sea grape, salt bush, and other halophytic vegetation.

Location: Pájara

GPS coordinates: 28.04775,-14.33086

Latest update: April 16, 2025 19:59