Quality of Life in Canary Islands, Spain
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| Purchasing Power Index | ? | |
| Safety Index | 53.33 | Moderate |
| Health Care Index | 73.15 | High |
| Climate Index | 98.89 | Very High |
| Cost of Living Index | ? | |
| Property Price to Income Ratio | 9.96 | Moderate |
| Traffic Commute Time Index | 30.00 | Low |
| Pollution Index | 53.45 | Moderate |
| Quality of Life Index: | ? | |
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Last update: February 2025
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Olga
on Jan 07, 2023:
The quality of life differs from living by the sea and in a city. When living by the sea, people become healthier as as they tend to walk more, the sea clears the skin whereas pollution is high in the city. The food on these islands tend to be more fresher than mainland Europe. Unemployment is high in cities whereas there are jobs in hospitality. Drug use is high and tourists are asked to buy class A drugs by people who sell items such as sunglasses and watches.