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Fuerteventura — Airbnb Investment Data

Corralejo’s dunes and surf — the value entry into Canary year-round demand.

3,286 Airbnb listings tracked5 areas covered1 licence regime decoded
Net yield · score ≥ 93
6.5%
Villas For Sale
405
Occupancy
50%
Entry From
€135,000

Fuerteventura is the Canaries’ value market: Corralejo in the north (the island’s STR centre of gravity), the El Cotillo surf coast, and the Jandía peninsula in the south. Entry prices run below Tenerife and Gran Canaria while the winter-sun demand engine is the same.

Demand skews active — surfers, kiteboarders, long-stay remote workers — which supports shoulder-month occupancy that pure beach markets lack.

3,286

Tracked Listings

5

Areas Covered

50%

Avg Occupancy

€161

Typical ADR

€80

RevPAR

Occupancy and ADR are observed from live Airbnb calendars across Apr 2026–Feb 2027 (3,286 tracked listings). ADR reflects asking prices; upcoming months show booking pace to date and typically rise as the month approaches.

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Airbnb Performance by Area in Fuerteventura

Live Airbnb performance by area — occupancy and typical nightly rate from tracked calendars, all property sizes blended.

AreaListingsOccupancyTypical ADREst. Monthly Revenue
Corralejo1,53651%€166€2,630
Caleta de Fuste66849%€147€2,261
El Cotillo65549%€182€2,887
Jandia42749%€134€2,049
Puerto del Rosario2648%€132€1,867

Booking Pace by Month

Calendar-observed occupancy per month. Upcoming months show bookings already on the calendar and fill further as dates approach.

Apr 2026
39%€153
May 2026
39%€151
Jun 2026
38%€160
Jul 2026
55%€141
Aug 2026
64%€162
Sep 2026
50%€162
Oct 2026
56%€164
Nov 2026
58%€304
Dec 2026
51%€166
Jan 2027
44%€168
Feb 2027
13%€159

Performance by Property Size

0 bedrooms

50% occupancy

€114 per night

405 tracked

1 bedroom

50% occupancy

€115 per night

1,338 tracked

2 bedrooms

50% occupancy

€148 per night

840 tracked

3 bedrooms

47% occupancy

€263 per night

503 tracked

Licences on register

9,984 tourist licences on register · 443 villas for sale

Register rows per municipality against the villas we list there. A licence on the register is a licence at a location on the day the register was read — not a statement about any villa for sale, and not a transfer.

MunicipalityLicences on registerPinnedVillas for saleLicences per villa
La Oliva · Fuerteventura5,2222,12325620.4
Antigua · Fuerteventura1,57278614410.9
Pájara · Fuerteventura1,6758054239.9
Costa Calma · Fuerteventura——1—
Puerto Del Rosario · Fuerteventura8675420—
Tuineje · Fuerteventura6053290—

Sources: the regional registers, last read 13 Nov 2026. “Pinned” counts register rows with a usable coordinate — what the per-villa match can check within 50 m of an exact pin. A dash means the catalogue files that place as a municipality while the register files it under another; the villas are still counted. Whether any licence transfers with a sale is a question for a Spanish lawyer.

Short-Term Rental Rules in Fuerteventura

Licensing is the single biggest factor in Spanish STR underwriting — it determines whether projected income is achievable at all.

VV (Vivienda Vacacional)Canary Islands

New licences

Law 6/2025 (in force 13 December 2025) froze new VV licences for five years while municipalities set zoning quotas, and bars new holiday lets in designated tourist zones. Existing licences are grandfathered under transitional rules.

When you buy

Existing VV registrations can generally keep operating; long-term security comes from the "consolidated tourist use" declaration, which requires the owner to hold the licence and at least one year of continuous holiday letting before the law took effect.

Buyer checkpoint

Target properties with an existing VV licence and verify it survives the transfer with a local lawyer — the 5-year freeze makes licensed stock structurally scarce (and defensible).

National registry (all of Spain)

Since 1 July 2025 every short-term rental in Spain must hold a national registration number (NRA) from the Registro Único (Royal Decree 1312/2024). Platforms like Airbnb must delist properties without one within 48 hours. The NRA sits on top of each region’s own licence regime — you need both.

Regulation overview only, current as of June 2026 — not legal advice. Verify with a local lawyer before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why consider Fuerteventura over the bigger islands?

Lower entry prices with the same year-round Canary demand profile, plus a sports/long-stay segment that fills shoulder months. The trade-off is a thinner, more concentrated market — Corralejo dominates.

Does the Canary licence freeze apply here too?

Yes — Law 6/2025 applies across the archipelago. Existing licensed properties are grandfathered; new licences are frozen for five years.