Fuerteventura Property

Fuerteventura will always have year-round sun and good communications with Europe, and that is key; so if you buy Fuerteventura property in a good development in a good location with a five-year plan, you will be fine. The Fuerteventura property market is more of a crafty buyer’s market at the moment. There are good Fuerteventura property deals to be made if you shop around.
Fuerteventura is the second largest Canary Island after Tenerife. To fly from the UK takes four hours. It is Europe’s only genuine winter-sun destination, with the average year-round temperature comfortably over 20 degrees Celsius and little rain. However, you either love it or hate it.
The reason why opinions are divided is its landscape: barren and volcanic. Its admirers find a bleak beauty in the island, and recognise it is blessed with some of the best white sandy beaches in the Canaries (the east coast is best for swimming, incidentally, while the west is the place to be for surfers); its detractors point to the fact that it can get extremely windy. One thing we all know about Fuertevenura is that it is blustery – in fact, it is possible that its name was derived from the Spanish for strong winds: fuertes vientos.
Broadly speaking, the main Fuerteventura property areas are some of the most popular tourist areas, including Corralejo in the north, which is close to some of the loveliest beaches and has views over Lanzarote. Corralejo is also home to spectacular sand dunes, which have been designated a natural park. Another very popular area is Caleta de Fuste in the east of the island, close to the airport and home to Fuerteventura’s only championship golf course.
The Homes Overseas Guide to Buying Property in Spain has advice on the legal and financial aspects of buying Fuerteventura property, plus overviews and information on the process of buying property in Fuerteventura.
Our range of Fuerteventura property appears below.

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