In general, the culture of Jandía is considered eclectic because of influence from the three continents that surround it. The península hence houses an extensive selection of cultural activities and artifacts.
In fact, the Jandía Península hosts several archeological sites that attract many history and culture enthusiasts to the area.
The museums in Jandía and its entire natural environment make this peninsula an ideal place for travelers wanting to learn in the process of their journey.
In Betancuria , the Museum of Ethnography and Casa de la Cilla display the arts and crafts of the Canary Island locals.
