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Islands of life in the European Union

Canary Islands (Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro)

Spain

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 4.5 hours

England 4 hours

France 3.5 hours

USA 8 hours

Between approximately 27° 38' and 29° 30' north latitude and 13° 22' and 18° 11' west longitude

Azores (São Miguel, Flores, Faial, Santa Maria, Terceira, Pico; São Jorge, Graciosa, Corvo)

Portugal

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 4.5 hours

England 7 hours

France 6 hours

USA 5 hours

Between 36° 43' to 39° 56' N and 24° 46' to 31° 16' W

Madeira and Porto Santo

Portugal

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 4 hours

England 4 hours

France 5.5 hours

USA 8 hours

32° 45′ N, 17° 0′ W

Balearic Islands

Spain

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 2 hours

England 2,5 hours

France 2 hours

USA 9 hours

39° 34' 0.12 N 2° 38' 58.92 E (Majorca)

Corsica
France

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 2 hours

England 2.5 hours

France 2 hours

USA 11 hrs.

42° 33' N, 9° 29' O

Sardinia

Italy

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 2 hours

England 2.5 hours

France 2 hours

USA 11 hrs.

42° 33' N, 9° 29' O

Evia & Sporades (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos, Skyros)
Greece
Flight time Evia (via Athens) approx.:
Germany 3 hours
England 4 hours
France 7 hours
USA 13 hours
39° 0′ N, 24° 12′ E

Crete

Greece

Flight duration approx.:

Germany 2hours

England 2,5 hours

France 2 hours

USA 11 hours

35° 12′ N, 24° 54′ O

The European Union can also sea

Living on the European islands offers a wealth of benefits that make it an attractive option for many people. Here are some reasons why island life can be so appealing:

Natural beauty and environment: The islands of life are known for their breathtaking natural landscape. From crystal clear waters and pristine beaches to picturesque mountains and lush forests, they offer a variety of natural beauty that makes every day unique. Living in such an environment can contribute to a healthier lifestyle and strengthen your connection to nature.

Community and culture: Living on an island often means being part of a close-knit community. The islanders tend to have a strong sense of togetherness and support each other. This creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere in which new residents can be integrated quickly. Additionally, the European islands offer a rich cultural diversity with a wealth of traditions, festivals and local crafts to explore.

Deceleration and quality of life: Island life is often slower and more relaxed compared to life on the mainland. The lower population density and remote location can help reduce stress and promote a sense of calm. People living on a European island often value the opportunity to escape hectic city life and live a simpler, more fulfilling life.

Outdoor Activities and Leisure Opportunities: With access to a diverse natural environment, European islands offer a wealth of outdoor activities. Whether it's water sports such as sailing, surfing and diving or hiking, cycling and bird watching in the mountains or forests - there is something for everyone to discover and enjoy. The islands also often offer rich history and architecture to explore.

Security and lifestyle: The European islands are considered safe places to live. The low crime rate and the close-knit community feel create a feeling of safety and security. Additionally, island living can provide an opportunity to live a more sustainable lifestyle, as ArtGeneration projects rely on renewable energy sources and support local products.

Overall, life on the European islands offers a unique combination of natural beauty, community spirit, relaxation and adventure. For those looking for a place that is a little removed from the hustle and bustle of the mainland but still offers a rich quality of life, island living can be the ideal choice.