Living in Fuerteventura

• Come back tourists, all is forgiven. Fuerteventura is empty. 3 months ago The restrictions imposed my governments around the world on travel is having a big impact in Fuerteventura, and the Canary Islands in general. Fuerteventura relies heavily on the tourist trade to provide employment for the residents of the island. The hotels and other tourist related businesses...
• Canary Islands Covid-19 travel insurance guaranteed 5 months ago NEW CANARIAN COVID-19 TRAVEL INSURANCE At last some good Fuerteventura news and some good covid-19 news. The Canary Island government have taken out a travel insurance policy with AXA insurance which will cover all visitors to the Canary Islands, including Fuerteventura, should you become positive...
• Can you drink the tap water in Fuerteventura? 7 months ago If you are coming to Fuerteventura on holiday then asking whether or not you can drink the Fuerteventura water from the tap is not an unreasonable question. You can drink the tap water in Fuerteventura as it is safe, however, it does have quite a high amount of chlorine in it so it doesn’t taste...
• Fuerteventura coronavirus situation 10 months ago Latest Fuerteventura Coronavirus Situation Active Cases Dead Recovered In Hospital In ICU 142 4 1239 8 0 Is Fuerteventura on lockdown? Because of the low case numbers Fuerteventura is not on lockdown at the moment. Visitors can come here on holiday but currently need a valid negative PCR test that...
• Is Fuerteventura in the EU? Duty free allowances 11 months ago There seems to be quite a bit of confusion amongst visitors as to whether Fuerteventura is a part of the EU or not. Is Fuerteventura in the EU? Yes, Fuerteventura, and the Canary Islands, are part of the Outermost Regions of the EU but it is not part of the EU Customs Union so VAT ... Read more

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