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Fuerteventura

Population

122,519

Price per m²

$3,404

Cost of Living

$2,053

Unemployment

21.3%

Spain Housing Market

Historical national price trends, index 2015 = 100

About Fuerteventura

Lifestyle and Atmosphere

Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands, offers a relaxed and sunny atmosphere. The island is known for its beautiful beaches, stunning volcanic landscapes, and generally warm climate. The pace of life is generally slower than in larger cities, with a strong emphasis on outdoor activities and enjoying the natural environment.

Food Culture

Fuerteventura's cuisine is heavily influenced by its proximity to the ocean. Fresh seafood is a staple, with various dishes featuring local catches. The island also produces its own cheeses and wines. Traditional Canarian dishes are commonly found in local restaurants.

Notable Features

Fuerteventura's most notable features are its extensive beaches, which stretch along much of its coastline. The island also boasts a dramatic volcanic landscape, with dunes, mountains, and unique geological formations. The island's natural beauty and its relatively undeveloped areas are its main attractions.

Climate

Monthly precipitation and temperature patterns

Precipitation by Month

Sunshine Hours by Month

Annual Precipitation

511.6 mm

Sunshine Hours

3018.8 hours annually

Climate Category

Cool Climate

Taxes

Personal Income Tax
53.5%
Corporate Tax
25%
Capital Gains Tax
0%
Dividend Tax
30%
Crypto Tax
0%

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Visa & Citizenship

Citizenship

Long Residency (9-10+ years)

Passport Strength

Very Strong

Jus Soli

No Ius Soli

Jus Sanguinis

Yes, Grandparents

Outdoor Activities

Outdoor activities abound in Fuerteventura, from swimming and sunbathing on its beaches to hiking and exploring its volcanic landscapes. Water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing are extremely popular due to the strong winds. The island offers diverse opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.

Cultural Life

Fuerteventura's cultural life is rooted in its Canarian heritage. The island hosts several festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating its traditions and history. The island's museums and cultural centers offer insights into its unique past.



Major Cities & Towns

1

Puerto del Rosario

42,024 residents
Population Share 34.3%
2

Oliva, La

27,945 residents
Population Share 22.8%
3

Pájara

20,751 residents
Population Share 16.9%
4

Tuineje

15,572 residents
Population Share 12.7%
5

Antigua

12,940 residents
Population Share 10.6%

Demographics

Median Age 41.7 years
Population Density 75.2 people/km²
Foreign-born Population 35.8%

Age Distribution

0-14 15-24 25-44 45-64 65+

Lifestyle Factors

Air Quality

Very High

Healthcare

High

Safety

Low

Pet Friendliness

Moderate

Tourism Pressure

Very High

Internet Speed (Download Mbps)

108.2 Mbps

Legal Framework

Same-Sex Marriage Full rights
Child Adoption Allowed
IVF Legal
Abortion 14 weeks
Surrogacy Surrogacy Fully Prohibited
Cannabis Fully Decriminalized

Education & Childcare

Education

Education Quality High
ECEC Category Moderate
English Language Skills Moderate

Accessibility

Distance to Coast within 30 min
Distance to Ski Resort more than 3h
Distance to Major Airport within 3h

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