When you are talking about hot summer days, August, as well as September, brings plenty of them to Jandia and the Canary Islands, Spain. Because of the islands' location in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa, they enjoy weather that is comfortable and dry all-year long.
Temperatures throughout the month of August in Jandia, which occupies a peninsula of the south coast of the island of Fuerteventura, are the highest of the whole year. In the afternoons, the mercury climbs to an average high of 26°C, which is undeniably pleasant, yet not too high to make things uncomfortably sticky. The nighttime average low temperature of 21°C is absolutely ideal for relaxing on a beachside terrace or going on (romantic) evening walks. Both these temperatures remain perfectly constant throughout the monthhey will be the same through September as well. The overall average temperature in August is 24°C. September has, again, the same temperature, while October and July are respectively one of two degree(s) "cooler." The month is usually windy, with an 87% chance of a windy day, so that soothing sea breeze may help you feel more comfortable during the hottest of days.
There is no shortage of sunshine either, with about 11 hours of sunshine each day. This is one hour fewer than it was during the previous month, but that's really nothing to complain about. 11 sunshine hours each day is more than plenty!
Cloud cover is at its lowest this month, ranging between 29% and 31%. That means that you can expect (mostly) clear skies 37% of the time. The sky is overcast no more than 8% of the timeunshine is available in abundance during the summer season in Jandia.
Additionally, most years, the entire month of August passes by without any measurable rainfall. So, with plenty of bright sun and an average ofhat's rightmm of rainfall during the month, August is a great month for participating in various outdoor activities in Jandia. There are exactly 0 days with rainfall this month. These bone-dry weather conditions have been as such since June. The probability that rainfall occurs on any given day in August is about 3%. Although that isn't 0, as you may expect, it can be considered to be nilt's that low. You can leave your weatherproof clothing at home when visiting Jandia in summerr in any other season, for that matter, as it's quite dry throughout the entire year.
There are plenty of activities in and around Jandia, plus there are accommodations for various budgets. The majority of entertainment, hotels, shops, restaurants and bars are centered around Morro Jable, a coastal resort that serves as the focal point of tourist activities on the peninsula. There are plenty of activities for visitors of all ages throughout the summer months.
With the warm weather, August is a great time for swimming, diving and participating in various water sports. It is an excellent time for sunbathing, sailing and fishing. While August is warmer, it is not too hot to be unpleasant. Therefore, it is a very popular time for people to visit the islands for holiday because there are literally countless things to do in such magnificent weather.
Although the weather will be unquestionably great when visiting the area in August, you might still want to check out the weather forecast. You can do that on this weather forecast page.
There are all kinds of accommodations throughout the Jandia. Sunrise Beach Maxorata, for instance, offers affordable apartment-style accommodations. It is located in the north of the island of Fuerteventura, within easy walking distance from great beaches and shops and restaurants. Riu Ventura is another popular option, offering accommodations far from the large, bustling crowds that travel to the region.
There are many resorts, hotels and apartments throughout the region, with many of them being located around Morro Jable, the leading resort. Family-oriented hotels as well as those that offer accommodations to adults only are located throughout Fuerteventura. Hotels and resorts offer accommodations at various rates so even those on a tight budget can have an enjoyable trip to the islands.
Of course, Jandia and Fuerteventura has plenty of beautiful beaches with many kilometres of fine soft sands and crystal-clear water. The beach on the peninsula of Jandia stretches out for 21 kilometres from Costa Calma to Morro Jable. It is divided into many different sections, with Playa del Matorral being where the lighthouse is located. Naturism is permitted in the area, if you happen to be interested in that.
The beaches are very clean, and sunbeds and sunshades are available for rent. There are four beach bars located at intervals of a few hundred metres. Public toilets with showers and cubicles are also available for use on the beach.
The ocean water temperature continues to climb as well. The average sea temperature is 21°C in the month of August, just like it was in July. The ocean reaches its highest temperatures in September and October. That being said; the Atlantic Ocean is warm enough for swimming throughout the whole year in the Canary Islandt's never colder than 18°C.
Fado Rock Steak House serves up steaks, fries, salads and mores. The restaurant has positive reviews from locals and tourists alike. Its well-filled menu features various cocktails they can make to order, in addition to wines, beers and spirits.
Restaurante Coronado is a popular restaurant. The cozy restaurant serves up a variety of favorites. If you're not hungry, you can nurse a drink at the bar or relax in the lounge. Diners can enjoy a variety of gourmet dishes and a great selection of wines. It is a prime spot for a romantic dinner.
If you're looking for some evening, or even nighttime, fun, you will be delighted to find out that there are plenty of lounges, night clubs and bars dotted along the peninsula.
There are plenty of activities to participate in and around the peninsula, particularly around Morro Jable. The older sections of Morro Jable were the original home of a fishing fleet and remains so until this day. Now the area is the host of tourist attractions, such as a catamaran, sports fishing vessels and a ferry service to Gran Canaria. Many of the tourists that make their way to Morro Jable are German, and that is reflected by the number of German restaurants and bars.
There are many popular spots to visit in Fuerteventura, including the island's greenest spot, Betancuria, which is located in an old volcanic crater. The income of the village is primarily from day visitors. The church in Betancuria has been restored and is open to the public, along with a museum. Cheese and wine tastings are also available in the village. Needless to say; that is a fantastic afternoon trip.
