It's time: Juan Carlos I and his friend Pedro Campos take the final step in Spain

Juan Carlos I has taken the final step by returning to Spain to take part in a regatta in Sanxenxo with his friend Pedro Campos. The emeritus king will return to the media spotlight next weekend, sailing aboard the Bribón yacht with great anticipation. In addition, sources close to him have confirmed that his visit also aims to finalize details about a possible residence in Portugal.

Sanxenxo has become one of Juan Carlos I's favorite destinations since his move to Abu Dhabi in 2020. The bond with Pedro Campos and his passion for sailing define his return, but what residential plans is the emeritus king pursuing?

Juan Carlos I returns to Spain to take part in a new regatta with his friend Pedro Campos

Since his retirement to Abu Dhabi in 2020, Sanxenxo has become the usual setting for his regattas. The emeritus king has found a refuge for keeping his nautical hobby on the Galician coast. This relationship with sailing dates back to his youth and to the historic connection with Pedro Campos.

The friendship between Juan Carlos I and Pedro Campos has led to numerous joint competitions. In fact, the Bribón symbolizes decades of shared successes and adventures. Both have built a legacy that goes beyond the sports field and becomes a symbol of companionship.

As usual, Juan Carlos I's arrival in Sanxenxo has caused great anticipation among fans and the media. The emeritus king will disembark next weekend in front of the Galician port, and the nautical event will attract coverage from international media.

The regatta offers a perfect setting to strengthen his public image after years away from the country. However, once again, his presence in Spain rekindles interest in his person. For this reason, his name will once again make headlines, something that can always affect the Royal Family.

For now, the Royal Household keeps official silence about these movements, following its usual institutional policy. The institutional stance seeks to preserve neutrality and monarchical stability.

Juan Carlos I considers moving to Portugal

Although the regatta is the official reason, it has been revealed that the visit includes residential objectives. Sources from Monarquía Confidencial state that Juan Carlos I is considering moving to Portugal. The Portuguese environment offers attractive tax and residential advantages for the emeritus king.

According to reports, Juan Carlos I "has viewed homes in Portugal to see which ones can best suit him". For now, the preferred locations are Cascais and Estoril, although no decision has been made. What is known is that this home search is being carried out with great discretion.

These coastal areas have already hosted members of the Bourbon family in the past. The reason for his choice would be the search for comfort, security, and effective privacy. In addition, Juan Carlos I already spent time in Portugal during his youth, which further strengthens his personal connection.

The profile of the new home requires single-level rooms and no architectural barriers. The reason for this is to allow him to have mobility with a wheelchair and to be able to move independently.

In addition, a discreet location is prioritized, away from urban noise and with high security standards. For Juan Carlos I, the property must offer great privacy and continuous surveillance.

Juan Carlos I reaffirms his passion for sailing, returning to Spain with Pedro Campos after his exile in Abu Dhabi. However, it seems that the visit combines sports with the exploration of possible residences in Portugal. Will the emeritus king end up moving to the neighboring country?