A true jewel of Mediterranean waters, Formentera is reminiscent of the Caribbean with its crystal-clear waters, fine sandy beaches, and ranks among the most exclusive destinations in Europe.
She is the smallest of the four main Balearic Islands, with a land area of just 83 square kilometers. Despite its small size, the island has a lot to offer to visitors.
Only accessible by boat, Formentera is about 30 minutes away sailing from the port of Ibiza. So take the opportunity to experience some of the most beautiful and pristine waters in the world!
In addition to its beaches, Formentera has a number of other natural attractions. The island is home to several nature reserves. This includes the Ses Salines Natural Park, which is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna.
The island is also known for its hippie chic style and culture, with a number of markets and shops selling bohemian-style clothing and handmade crafts. She has a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, with a focus on nature and sustainability.
Furthermore, Formentera has a rich history and cultural heritage too. Indeed, the island was inhabited by the Phoenicians, Romans, and Moors, and its architecture reflects these influences. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, historic churches, and traditional villages.
Despite its popularity with tourists, the island has managed to maintain its laid-back and tranquil atmosphere. She is home to a small population of locals who work hard to preserve the natural beauty and traditional way of life of the island.
In addition, Formentera has a rich culinary tradition, with a variety of local dishes that reflect the island's history and culture. Seafood is a particular specialty, with dishes such as bullit de peix (a fish stew) and of course, a "chupito" of Hierbas at the end of your meal is a must to try!
There are a variety of restaurants and bars on the island, serving both local and international cuisine. Almost all the restaurants on the coastline offer tender service to pick up the guests from their yachts.
Top spots to visit by boat in Formentera
Es Palmador, Ses Illetes, Cala Saona and its caves, Es Pujols, Es Caló/Ses Platgetes Caló Des Morts, and Migjorn.
Overall, Formentera is a picturesque and peaceful island that offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life. So immerse yourself in nature and relaxation! Take advantage of a paradisiacal and wild setting, far from the restless nights of its big sister Ibiza.
