In recent months, the number of people worldwide who telecommute from any corner of the planet has skyrocketed. These workers, known as “digital nomads”, who only need their talent and a good internet connection to develop their professional activity, choose paradisiacal destinations to get away from the big cities in these times of pandemic and work in places with more natural charm.

In that sense, working with a pleasant temperature and a few metres from the beach is possible.

In Europe, the Canary Islands are positioned as one of the ideal destinations for the new digital nomads, and lately the island of Fuerteventura has been the most sought-after, as it has a complete offer: nature, water sports, hiking, cycling, landscapes, lack of stress,…

Pozo Beach, Corralejo

And who wouldn’t want to work from a place that offers so much beauty? Fuerteventura has it all: kilometres of turquoise blue beaches, volcanic landscapes, roads that get lost in volcanoes, perfect waves, endless dunes… and thousands of places to disconnect after a hard working day. Fuerteventura is the most popular island among travellers and digital nomads, as it also has well-equipped and perfectly prepared workspaces.

Natural Park of Corralejo. Corralejo’s Dunes

Teleworking from the Canary Islands

In general, the Canary Islands have always been an attractive destination that attracts thousands of travellers thanks to the unbeatable year-round weather conditions, as well as the wide variety of recreational activities available: surfing, windsurfing, sailing, cycling, mountain biking, trekking, diving and snorkelling, triathlon. However, all these benefits have not been enough to alleviate the fall in the tourist sector due to the crisis caused by Covid-19, even though it is one of the areas that hold the lowest incidence of coronavirus infection in the whole of Spain.

Sunshine at Corralejo’s Beach

That is why Fuerteventura and the eight islands that make up the Canary Archipelago have seen in the popularisation of teleworking a great opportunity to take care of the tourists that continue to arrive and not let their economy fall completely. It is estimated that 5% of visitors to the islands come to stay for a season and work remotely. Consequently, internet connectivity has been improved throughout the islands and the supply of physical teleworking spaces has been increased.

What do digital nomads look for when choosing the ideal place to live on the island?

The answer would be something like: good weather, spectacular beaches, amazing nature, tranquillity on all four winds, delicious gastronomy, leisure areas, and a first class accommodation offer. And yes, dear reader, all these characteristics perfectly describe the area of Corralejo, in the north of Fuerteventura. There you can find new coworking spaces that offer shared offices with full facilities, such as Coworking Spain or Baifo Coworking; and you can also find a place where you can live and work from your own home.

Following in the footsteps of Unamuno in Fuerteventura

The unique landscape that Fuerteventura offers as a whole has served as a source of inspiration for many people. Although the most resonant story, without a doubt, has been that of Miguel de Unamuno. The Spanish writer, a member of the Generation of ’98, was sent to Fuerteventura during the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, where he was confined for opposing the regime’s ideas. What was initially a punishment for being an unexplored and desert territory, ended up being a discovery of the peaceful calm of the sea, the sky and the author himself. Today, the lack of stress still has the same inspirational effect on visitors.

Staying in the North of Fuerteventura with everything you need

Corralejo has a wide range of accommodation to suit all types of visitors, although the most popular are the large, luxurious villas. Groups of friends, families and couples from all over the world seek to fulfil their dream of waking up minutes before starting their working day, having a good breakfast and working in front of the sea. These are some of the features offered by the houses and villas that can be found on the IZADI Luxury Realty website.

Villa en zona exclusiva de Corralejo, Fuerteventura

Walking along the coast of Corralejo you can see the incredible views of the island of Lobos on one side, and on the other side all the beautiful white houses in contrast to the seashore. Who wouldn’t want to live there? Buying a newly renovated luxury villa of five bedrooms, three bathrooms, heated pool, garden and located in the exclusive area of Corralejo is now more possible than before, because the prices are reasonable and the offer is very varied, as we can see on the portal of IZADI Luxury Realty. Will the digital nomads who love freedom and privacy dare to take the big step of buying a property in Fuerteventura?

Villa con amplio jardín y piscina climatizada. Corralejo

However, the invitation is for all those who want to live in a privileged location in Corralejo and want to build a fantastic life on the island of Fuerteventura.

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With this declaration there are 48 recognized in our country, being the third in the world in number of World Heritage declarations, only after China and Italy.

One more element of everything interesting that the island of Gran Canaria can show.

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“It is thus reminded of a pioneer of universal culture in the field of the relationship between art and nature and environmental and territorial sustainability, a unique creator who practiced the integration of the arts in large natural spaces, a great critical and proactive conscience. that turned an island, Lanzarote, into a work of art. ”

You can see the full program of activities in this link, such as exhibitions, talks, movies, etc. And other events in several islands of the Canarian Archipelago.

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The exhibition is displayed throughout the four floors and the facade of the CAAM headquarters, and can be visited from March 28 to September 29, at the usual time of this center of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria, from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free admission. (…)

The multiple creative spaces developed by Manrique throughout his artistic career are reflected in the exhibition through a wide selection of some 200 works Among which include paintings, sketches, drawings, collages and sculptures, as well as his designs, works as interior designer, mural paintings, architectural interventions or their houses, it also incorporates photographs and documents from various archives that represent the context of your creative world.”

Photographs and texts taken from the CAAM official website. Copyright belongs to CAAM.

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The luxury of Living in Exclusive Homes

If we compare the Canary Islands with other luxury destinations such as the Balearic Islands or European cities, the real estate market presents interesting opportunities for both buying and renting. In the Canary Islands, the land is not excessively expensive, which makes it possible to find authentic mansions, villas, mansions, villas and luxury homes at very competitive prices both for investment and to enjoy them. In addition, these properties are usually found in unique enclaves, with wonderful views, surrounded by nature, in areas with great security, are built with top quality materials and have all kinds of amenities. The most exclusive residential areas are Tafira, Santa Brígida and Maspalomas in Gran Canaria; La Orotava, Tacoronte, Puerto de la Cruz and La Laguna in Tenerife and Puerto Calero in Lanzarote.

The luxury of Living in the Best Climate Worldwide

Here in the Canary Islands we are lucky to live with the best weather worldwide and this is not an exaggeration because the average temperature is 22ºC throughout the year. That is to say, neither too cold in winter, nor too hot in summer. The skies are usually clear, the trade winds blow and it hardly rains, so we have the ideal weather to do outdoor activities throughout the year. A luxury that few can boast like canaries.

The luxury of living bathed by the Atlantic

The Atlantic Ocean is present in our personality, culture and, of course, in our geography. One of the main attractions of the islands are its beaches although according to the islands they vary in quantity and quality, counting with beaches of white sand, black sand and toast. The beaches of the Canary Islands are so varied that they offer options for all tastes: from virgin and remote coves for those who seek to relax to beaches perfectly equipped and safe for the whole family. In the islands, you can also watch cetaceans in freedom, diving in amazing seabed, sailing, deep sea fishing or water sports such as surfing, windsurfing, bodyboarding or kite surfing.

The luxury of living immersed in an overflowing nature

Volcanic landscapes, mysterious caves, millenary forests, unique vineyards in the world, immense dunes that move, original natural pools, peaks and trails … The Canary Islands offers us the most varied and spectacular natural spaces. Proof of this are our four National Parks, nothing more and nothing less than six Biosphere Reserves and the three Marine Reserves. If you live in the Canary Islands, you can enjoy such special excursions as, for example, the highest peak in Spain, the Teide (Tenerife); to the Timanfaya Vulcans (Lanzarote), and  (Gran Canaria).

The luxury of observing the clearest skies

The Canarian archipelago has very clean skies, with little light pollution which makes us a luxury site for astronomical observation, often enjoying starry nights. In this sense, in the Canary Islands there are 2 astronomical observatories of reference as the locate in the Teide Vulcan (Tenerife) and one in Roque de Los Muchachos (La Palma).

The luxury of enjoying culture and tradition

Many of the islands have historical, artistic and cultural treasures that deserve to be discovered. As for example the old town of Santa Cruz de La Palma, Barrio de Vegueta (Gran Canaria), the cave paintings of La Cueva Pintada de Gáldar, or knowing  silbo gomero , Real Villa de Teguise (Lanzarote) or admire the artistic work by César Manrique who ingeniously integrated into nature, both in his native island, Lanzarote, as in others.

The luxury of having fun with leisure proposals for all

Here in the Canary Islands we have leisure proposals that adapt to all tastes. We have numerous water parks, zoos, aquariums, theater, opera, music and film festivals, concerts of all musical genres, artistic exhibitions and a large calendar of top-level sporting events.

The luxury of having solid infrastructures

Despite being located in the middle of the Atlantic, in the Canary Islands we have good infrastructures and we are very well connected. By air, we have eight airports that communicate to the islands among themselves and with the rest of the world. By sea, there are numerous marinas, marinas and commercial ports through which they sail daily to an important network of shipping lines. By land, the islands have a large road network that allows to communicate in a short time the main populations of the same island. In addition, telecommunications and power supply are guaranteed thanks to a submarine wiring of excellent quality.

The luxury of tasting a very authentic gastronomy

The mild temperatures, the volcanic earth and the freshness of the Atlantic mark the character of the ingredients and dishes that are the stars of traditional Canarian gastronomy. There are many gastronomic jewels of the Canary Islands that have denomination of origin, such as bananas, old potatoes, malvasia wine or the Flower Cheese from Santa María de Guía. The Canary Islands has an interesting recipe book with fresh fish and seafood as well as vegetable stews. The traditional cuisine is very tasty and very frequent (sancochos, papas arrugadas, escaldón, …) but more and more thanks to the new chefs and restaurants you can enjoy more elaborate and creative dishes.

The luxury of disguising oneself in the most colorful carnivals

No need for presentation: the traditional carnivals of the Canary Islands seduce spectators from all over the world for their great color, the joy of its people and the enviable climate in which they are celebrated. Living your parades and murgas in the first person is, without a doubt, one of the great advantages of living in this place.

Dream holiday, pleasant temperatures, exceptional natural landscapes, a wide range of leisure and cultural, delicious gastronomic proposals …  Do you need more arguments to buy or rent a luxury property in the Canary Islands?

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