Ruta etnográfica de Pájara | Ayuntamiento de Pájara

By definition, an ethnographic route is a journey that seeks to promote and enhance the intangible cultural heritage of a community or region.

Unlike traditional tourist routes, which typically focus on monuments and landscapes, ethnographic routes delve into the customs, traditions, trades, ways of life, and cultural expressions of its inhabitants.

MUNICIPALITY OF PÁJARA

A Natural and Scenic Treasure in Southern Fuerteventura

The municipality of Pájara, located in the extreme south of Fuerteventura, is the largest on the island and a true melting pot of spectacular and contrasting landscapes.

From extensive golden sandy beaches to arid volcanic plains and picturesque charming villages, Pájara offers a diversity that enchants its visitors.