Monarchs New Flights To Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Prove Popular

Monarch’s Airways new flights to both Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria are proving popular as figures for the October half term are released.
The Fuerteventura flights saw over 2000 passengers during half term and Gran Canaria had over 1500 making a 0.86% increase on the same period last year.
Managing director Liz Savage commented, “Our new services to the Canary Islands of Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria have been very well received and their addition strengthens Monarch’s flying programme to the Cannary islands, with 46 flights per week operating between the UK and the Canaries during winter 2009-10.”
Certainly the Canary Islands residents and property owners have also benefitted from these increased flights and wil help the Spanish property market– local Tui flight ticket providers have just advertised with Goldacre-Estates.com Christmas specials starting from €39!

Three Villas Reduced In Price, Corralejo, Fuerteventura

2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Villa €195,000
was 235,000

Garden and private parking
Fully Furnished with Fitted Kitchen
Build size 80 sq m Plot size 235sq m
















2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Villa €238,000
was 295,000!

Garden and private parking
Fully Furnished with Fitted Kitchen
Build size 87 sq m Plot size 150sq m















3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Villa €295,000
was 345,000!

Garden and private parking
Fully Furnished with Fitted Kitchen
Build size 117 sq m Plot size 260 sq


All three superb villas are located in the highly desirable area of Avda. Grandes Playa and are just a one minute walk to the seafront, 2 minutes from the Campanario shopping center and only a short stroll to the town and shops.
The famous beautiful Dunas Natural Park with its miles of golden beaches and blue seas is also just a short walk away.
Sea and Harbour views from the roof terrace.

Spanish Lifestyle – a safe and affordable investment

British people are increasingly buying homes in Spain in order to take advantage of its lifestyle, an expert has said. According to Paul Bradley of the Spanish Property Owners Guild, the country is a safe and affordable place in which to live or own a holiday home. Spain was described as an easily accessible destination where people can enjoy an outdoors lifestyle and a rich culture.
Mr Bradley added that the country appeals to older people in particular, as it is similar to how Britain used to be, only with better weather. He commented: "It reminds many baby boomers of how the UK was in their childhood: few rules, no cameras, little street violence and no binge drinkers."
According to the Association of International Property Professionals, Spain is still the most popular foreign market among British property buyers. The country was said to account for more than a quarter of the overseas property market in 2007.