orralejo is one of the main tourist hubs in the north of the island, while El Cotillo attracts travellers looking for coastline, surf and a more relaxed atmosphere. The municipality of La Oliva records an average occupancy rate of 68% and an average daily rate of €125, with 4,704 active listings. It has the largest holiday rental supply among the municipalities analysed on this page.
A family-friendly, well-connected tourist area on the east coast, close to the airport and with year-round leisure demand. The municipality of Antigua records an average occupancy rate of 69% and an average daily rate of €120, the highest occupancy rate among the municipalities analysed on this page.
Southern Fuerteventura is home to some of the island’s best-known beach areas and attracts travellers looking for sun, coastline and leisure stays. The municipality of Pájara records an average occupancy rate of 67% and an average daily rate of €111.
The island’s capital has a more urban demand profile than the main resort areas, with administrative and commercial activity as well as transport connections. Puerto del Rosario records an average occupancy rate of 59% and an average daily rate of €106.
The south-east combines coastal towns with a quieter, more residential profile than the island’s major tourist hubs. Gran Tarajal attracts travellers looking for the beach and a more local experience. The municipality of Tuineje records an average occupancy rate of 61% and an average daily rate of €122.