Buy a Spanish rental on real numbers, not brochures.
Every villa scored on realistic, after-tax net yield from live Airbnb calendars — across the Balearics, the Canary Islands, the Costa del Sol and the Costa Brava.
12,670
Tracked Listings
74
Areas Covered
39%
Avg Occupancy
€334
Typical ADR
€132
RevPAR
Occupancy and ADR are observed from live Airbnb calendars across Mar 2026–Sep 2026 (12,670 tracked listings). ADR reflects asking prices; upcoming months show booking pace to date and typically rise as the month approaches.
Top-Yield Spanish Villas — Ranked by Net Yield
Browse all 4,773 listings →Every villa scored on realistic, after-tax net yield from live Airbnb data — not asking-price guesswork.
A+Detached house in Jesús, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
A+Detached house in Santa Eulalia del Río, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
A+House in Jesús, Cap Martinet, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
A+Detached house in Cap Martinet, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
A+Detached house in Jesús, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
A+Detached house in Jesús, Santa Eulalia del Río
Ibiza · Ibiza
Four markets, four licence regimes
Pick the trade-off first, then the property.Balearic Islands
ETVEurope’s premium island STR market — licence-constrained supply, peak-season ADRs to match.
Explore Balearic Islands →Canary Islands
VVYear-round occupancy — Europe’s winter-sun market, newly supply-capped by law.
Explore Canary Islands →Costa del Sol
VUTSpain’s biggest tracked STR market — Marbella to Málaga, and the easiest licence in our coverage.
Explore Costa del Sol →Costa Brava
HUTCatalonia’s rugged coast — premium French/Catalan demand under the strictest mainland rules.
Explore Costa Brava →True net yield, not gross
After tax, notary, IBI, furnishing and STR launch — the number you actually keep, from real Airbnb calendar data.
STR-licence intelligence
ETV / VV / VFT / HUT plus the national NRA — which villas already hold a transferable licence, per municipality.
Buy remotely with confidence
Occupancy from live Airbnb diffs, comp-matched to each property. Decide from Singapore or London before you fly.
Balearic Islands
Balearic Islands overview →Licence-constrained premium islands — ETV moratorium since 2022.
Mallorca
The Balearics’ deepest villa market — six distinct sub-regions, one scarce licence.
Ibiza & Formentera
Spain’s highest peak-season ADRs — a licence-gated luxury market.
Menorca
The quiet Balearic — family demand, UNESCO coastline, and the same scarce licences.
Canary Islands
Canary Islands overview →Year-round winter-sun occupancy — new licences frozen by Law 6/2025.
Tenerife
The Canaries’ flagship market — Costa Adeje to Los Cristianos, booked all year.
Gran Canaria
Maspalomas, Puerto Rico, Mogán — a compact, winter-proof resort economy.
Lanzarote
Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca — volcanic-island resort demand, capped supply.
Fuerteventura
Corralejo’s dunes and surf — the value entry into Canary year-round demand.
Mainland Costas
Costa del Sol (easiest licence regime) and Costa Brava (strictest).
One Country, Four Licence Regimes
Since July 2025 every Spanish short-term rental also needs a national registration number (NRA) — but the licence that actually gates your rental income is regional.
Balearic Islands — ETV
New licences frozen since 2022; buy properties with a transferable licence.
Canary Islands — VV
Law 6/2025: five-year freeze on new licences; existing ones grandfathered.
Andalusia — VUT
Registration still open in most Costa del Sol municipalities; Málaga city caps saturated zones.
Catalonia — HUT
Capped at 10 per 100 residents in stressed municipalities; renewals due by Nov 2028.
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Every Area We Track in Spain
Live Airbnb performance by area — occupancy and typical nightly rate from tracked calendars, all property sizes blended.
| Area | Region | Listings | Occupancy | Typical ADR | Est. Monthly Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Málaga | Costa del Sol | 597 | 37% | €209 | €2,416 |
| Mijas | Costa del Sol | 586 | 55% | €322 | €4,705 |
| Maspalomas | Gran Canaria | 565 | 35% | €171 | €1,872 |
| Marbella | Costa del Sol | 520 | 37% | €743 | €7,597 |
| Costa Adeje | Tenerife South | 495 | 35% | €225 | €2,528 |
| Nerja | Costa del Sol | 465 | 38% | €234 | €2,814 |
| Corralejo | Fuerteventura | 451 | 39% | €141 | €1,803 |
| Los Cristianos | Tenerife South | 419 | 36% | €163 | €1,836 |
| Puerto Rico | Gran Canaria | 364 | 34% | €167 | €1,806 |
| Puerto del Carmen | Lanzarote | 337 | 39% | €229 | €2,953 |
| Puerto de la Cruz | Tenerife North | 334 | 35% | €124 | €1,473 |
| Roses | Costa Brava | 307 | 31% | €274 | €2,556 |
| Los Gigantes | Tenerife South | 296 | 33% | €185 | €2,350 |
| El Médano | Tenerife South | 292 | 36% | €171 | €1,943 |
| Estepona | Costa del Sol | 289 | 39% | €375 | €4,099 |
| Benahavís | Costa del Sol | 289 | 37% | €696 | €7,534 |
| Callao Salvaje | Tenerife South | 272 | 35% | €336 | €3,859 |
| Can Picafort | Mallorca North | 220 | 47% | €342 | €4,679 |
| Costa Teguise | Lanzarote | 207 | 40% | €158 | €1,935 |
| Inca | Mallorca Central | 204 | 51% | €407 | €5,835 |
| Mijas Costa | Costa del Sol | 202 | 43% | €446 | €5,657 |
| Tossa de Mar | Costa Brava | 193 | 34% | €346 | €3,985 |
| Benalmádena | Costa del Sol | 192 | 43% | €386 | €4,455 |
| Sant Antoni | Ibiza | 189 | 36% | €681 | €7,761 |
| El Cotillo | Fuerteventura | 176 | 37% | €156 | €1,908 |
| Lloret de Mar | Costa Brava | 174 | 49% | €279 | €3,703 |
| Playa de las Américas | Tenerife South | 173 | 39% | €165 | €2,255 |
| Fuengirola | Costa del Sol | 172 | 41% | €325 | €4,355 |
| Playa Blanca | Lanzarote | 165 | 39% | €310 | €3,736 |
| Llançà | Costa Brava | 163 | 46% | €193 | €2,641 |
| Platja d'Aro | Costa Brava | 159 | 31% | €312 | €2,934 |
| Girona | Costa Brava | 159 | 38% | €256 | €3,140 |
| Jandia | Fuerteventura | 151 | 36% | €129 | €1,380 |
| Ronda | Costa del Sol | 150 | 21% | €112 | €820 |
| Torremolinos | Costa del Sol | 135 | 45% | €242 | €3,399 |
| Ibiza Town | Ibiza | 134 | 36% | €1,146 | €13,026 |
| Palma | Mallorca South | 134 | 34% | €509 | €5,428 |
| Caleta de Fuste | Fuerteventura | 128 | 38% | €151 | €1,882 |
| Torre del Mar | Costa del Sol | 128 | 50% | €182 | €2,596 |
| Santa Eulària | Ibiza | 109 | 34% | €1,027 | €11,257 |
| Sotogrande | Costa del Sol | 109 | 39% | €395 | €3,825 |
| Arrecife | Lanzarote | 108 | 47% | €139 | €1,806 |
| Famara | Lanzarote | 101 | 35% | €162 | €1,752 |
| Ciudadela | Menorca | 99 | 41% | €425 | €4,868 |
| Llucmajor | Mallorca Palma | 95 | 54% | €408 | €6,925 |
| L'Escala | Costa Brava | 95 | 33% | €272 | €2,777 |
| Telde | Gran Canaria | 94 | 30% | €126 | €1,247 |
| Alcudia | Mallorca North | 90 | 41% | €482 | €6,216 |
| Mogán | Gran Canaria | 86 | 29% | €145 | €1,217 |
| Pollensa | Mallorca North | 71 | 43% | €539 | €7,407 |
| Cala d'Or | Mallorca South | 66 | 36% | €483 | €4,513 |
| Begur | Costa Brava | 64 | 39% | €484 | €5,727 |
| Palafrugell | Costa Brava | 62 | 41% | €424 | €5,825 |
| Las Palmas | Gran Canaria | 60 | 42% | €137 | €1,643 |
| Puerto Pollensa | Mallorca North | 58 | 43% | €541 | €7,049 |
| Artà | Mallorca East | 58 | 27% | €532 | €3,538 |
| Son Bou | Menorca | 57 | 42% | €526 | €6,530 |
| Cala Millor | Mallorca East | 52 | 38% | €387 | €4,298 |
| Mahón | Menorca | 49 | 40% | €524 | €6,185 |
| Fornells | Menorca | 47 | 44% | €364 | €4,481 |
| San Jose | Ibiza | 45 | 35% | €2,045 | €18,849 |
| Formentera | Formentera | 45 | 46% | €558 | €6,687 |
| Santanyí | Mallorca South | 44 | 36% | €546 | €6,267 |
| Puerto del Rosario | Fuerteventura | 44 | 45% | €138 | €1,633 |
| Andratx | Mallorca West | 40 | 40% | €743 | €9,422 |
| Sóller | Mallorca West | 39 | 44% | €623 | €7,220 |
| Cadaqués | Costa Brava | 37 | 36% | €386 | €4,155 |
| Portinatx | Ibiza | 36 | 39% | €890 | €8,518 |
| Calvià | Mallorca Palma | 33 | 51% | €671 | €8,602 |
| Portocolom | Mallorca East | 31 | 36% | €644 | €6,917 |
| Valldemossa | Mallorca West | 27 | 37% | €763 | €7,387 |
| Santa Cruz de Tenerife | Tenerife North | 26 | 43% | €202 | €2,531 |
| Palma | Mallorca Palma | 12 | 62% | €951 | €10,754 |
| Deià | Mallorca West | 7 | 30% | €840 | €5,681 |
Booking Pace by Month
Calendar-observed occupancy per month. Upcoming months show bookings already on the calendar and fill further as dates approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which part of Spain is best for Airbnb investment?
It depends on the trade-off you want. The Canary Islands offer year-round occupancy; the Balearics offer scarce, licence-protected supply with premium summer rates; the Costa del Sol offers the deepest market with the easiest licence; the Costa Brava offers premium demand under the strictest rules. Each region page shows live data.
Do I need a licence to run an Airbnb in Spain?
Yes — twice over. Every short-term rental needs a national registration number (NRA, mandatory since July 2025), plus the regional licence: ETV in the Balearics, VV in the Canaries, VUT in Andalusia, HUT in Catalonia. Availability differs sharply by region — it is the core of the investment decision.
Where does this data come from?
Brixfox tracks live Airbnb availability calendars across 60+ Spanish areas and derives occupancy, ADR and RevPAR from observed bookings — the same engine behind our Bali, Portugal and Dubai markets. It is real market data, not survey estimates.
Can I buy property in Spain through Brixfox?
Yes — 4,773 Spanish villas with verified, after-tax net-yield data are live now (the Balearics in full, with the Canary Islands and mainland Costas rolling in); browse them on this page or the Spain listings page. Ownership in Spain is freehold.
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