Inspite of soil mapping being carried out by using satellite data for over last two decades several problems are encountered in delineation of sandy, saline, gypsiferous and gravelly soils because of similarity in their image characteristics. Intensive ground truth is required for mapping these soils. Therefore, present study has been carried out to determine the spectral reflectance characteristics of sandy soils with varying intensity of wind erosion and for associated gypsiferous soils. The study has been carried out in Bhikampur-Nachna area of Jaisalmer district where the area is highly dune complex with sandy soils and gypsum bearing inter dunes. The Hindivac Spectro Radiometer 101 was used for recording the spectral reflectance of soil in the field. The spectral reflectance characteristics of sandy soils showed range between 17.5 to 25 % with a mean value of 21.4% at wave length 450 nm. Between wave length range of 800 to l000 nm the reflectance was not in increasing trend.. Waterlogged soils have low reflectance than the normal sandy soils.