Fuerteventura

What you need to know about Fuerteventura

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About Fuerteventura

Back from Corralejo (Fuerteventura): I spent 2 weeks there. The vibe is surf/windsurf/yoga. If you don't do any of these 3 things, you will be bored after 3 days. All the coworkings I saw were absolute garbage (mismanaged, empty, sad vibe). The weather is not that nice: it's super windy all the time, hence why in the evenings it is cold and during the day you need to find a super sunny day to properly enjoy "summer". I've been told it gets better in Sept-Oct. Having said that, there are some amazing hikes and it's a good place to get lost in the desert. The town of Corralejo is the typical beach town, good mix of locals & foreigners. It was not too crowded - and COVID does not seem that serious there. Loved the canarios & the hospitality is next level. It really makes me want to spend a long season tin Tenerife or Gran Canaria, which I think have more things to do and a more diverse landscape

Nomad Guide of Fuerteventura

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Continent :

Europe

Country :

spain

Weather :

23°C + Humidity 72% = 23°C Feel

Internet Speed :

39 Mbps

Insurance :

Safetywing

Air Quality :

33AQI

Best Neighborhood :

Upcoming Neighborhood :

Power :

230V50Hz

Average Trip Length :

18 Days

Best Taxi App :

Uber

10 EUR to USD :

$9.81 USD

Tap Water Quality :

Yes, safe to drink

Visitor per year :

2250000 Visitors

Tourist now :

43121 tourists

Population :

20000 people

GDP per capita :

$26695 / year

Population Density :

Gender Ratio (Expats) :

H % / F %

Religious Gouvernment :

Non-religious

Appartement Listing :

Airbnb

Online electronics shop :

Amazon

Weather in Fuerteventura

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Cost of Living in Fuerteventura

Discover the cost of living in Fuerteventura with our data source. Compare expenses for housing, food, transportation, and more to make informed decisions about your budget. Stay informed and make the most of your money in Fuerteventura.

Cost of Living for Expats :

$1,385/mo

Cost of Living for Nomads :

$1,967/mo

Cost of Living for Families :

$2,025/mo

Cost of Living for Local :

$579/mo

Cost of coffee :

$0.98

Rent for 1 bedroom :

$442/mo

Dinner:

$7.85

Beer :

$1.47

Coca Cola :

$1.47

Tax for 50k income :

$

Tax for 100k income :

$

Tax for 250k income :

$

Pros and Cons Living in Fuerteventura

Like many other cities Fuerteventura have a lot of advantages to offer its residents and visitors, but it also has its fair share of drawbacks. We have made this pros and cons table to help you better vizualize them.

Pros

✅ Affordable to live
✅ Very safe
✅ Fast internet
✅ Lots of fun stuff to do
✅ Warm now
✅ Warm all year round
✅ Good air quality on average
✅ Nomad List members liked going here a lot
✅ Many Nomad List members here all year round
✅ Spacious and not crowded
✅ Easy to make friends
✅ Very easy to do business
✅ High quality of education
✅ Roads are very safe
✅ Great freedom of speech
✅ Democratic
✅ Very safe for women
✅ Family friendly
✅ Very friendly to LGBTQ+

Cons

❌ Hospitals are bad
❌ People don't speak English well
❌ Many people smoke tobacco

Quality of Life in Fuerteventura

No Data for now.

Visa Requirements in Fuerteventura

No Data for now.

Security and Crime in Fuerteventura

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Very Low Crime rate

Very High Security Index

Polution and Air Quality in Fuerteventura

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Cities near Fuerteventura to visit

There are several cities and places close to Fuerteventura worth your visit. In addition to sightseeing in Fuerteventura, spare some time to discover the surroundings of the city.
You can discover Madeira, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Taghazout, and Marrakesh, who are a few kilometres away either by car or public transport.

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Reviews of Fuerteventura - Feedback from travelers

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Back from Corralejo (Fuerteventura): I spent 2 weeks there. The vibe is surf/windsurf/yoga. If you don't do any of these 3 things, you will be bored after 3 days. All the coworkings I saw were absolute garbage (mismanaged, empty, sad vibe). The weather is not that nice: it's super windy all the time, hence why in the evenings it is cold and during the day you need to find a super sunny day to properly enjoy "summer". I've been told it gets better in Sept-Oct. Having said that, there are some amazing hikes and it's a good place to get lost in the desert. The town of Corralejo is the typical beach town, good mix of locals & foreigners. It was not too crowded - and COVID does not seem that serious there. Loved the canarios & the hospitality is next level. It really makes me want to spend a long season tin Tenerife or Gran Canaria, which I think have more things to do and a more diverse landscape

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Lots of remote workers. Chill and sexy vibe with beautiful people everywhere. Very outgoing and buzzing. Mood is definitely watersports and a great place if you love surf, windsurf or kitesurf.

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Great place to escape winter to. Vibe is surf and watersports oriented. Only one coworking space (Hub Fuerteventura) with great internet connection, +300MbpsGreat atmosphere, very laidback and relaxed people. Lots of expats and some remote workers