What Cala Saona is and where to find it Cala Saona is a cove of fine sand and turquoise water on Formentera’s south-west coast, set in a small bay between Punta Rasa to the south and the Caló d’en Trull to the north. It is the only sandy beach among the reddish cliffs of this […]

Got the chance to spend a day in Formentera but not sure what to see? Here is a route covering the essentials: ses Illetes, ses Salines Natural Park, Caló des Mort, la Mola craft market and sunset at the Cap de Barbaria lighthouse. How to get to Formentera and get around the island Formentera has […]

Formentera, our beloved Mediterranean gem, is a small island just south of Ibiza, famous the world over for its dreamlike beaches and coves, with crystal-clear water and white sand. Its popularity peaks in high season, when thousands of visitors arrive looking for their own corner of paradise. That is why it is always worth exploring […]

Our beloved Formentera, with its endless horizon and crystal-clear water, offers some of the most beautiful sunsets in the Mediterranean. A very special way to enjoy them is to hire a boat in Formentera and see the island from the sea, with a unique view of the coast as the sky fills with oranges, reds […]

If you want to get the Licencia de Navegación (Spain’s basic boating licence), the first thing to know is that there is no exam: you just take a short course at a nautical school or federation and pass a medical check. The price varies by school and city. For example, in 2026 we’ve seen the […]

Formentera has always lived looking out to sea. Pirates came from it, salt left by it, and it is still the only way to reach the island today, as there is no airport. Here is a journey through its maritime history via the places you can still visit. Pirates and watchtowers Between the 14th and […]

Ses Illetes beach, in ses Salines Natural Park, is one of Formentera’s great treasures. Famous for its crystal-clear water and fine white sand, it draws visitors from all over the world. Here we explain what makes it so special, how to get there and which rules you need to know before you go. Where is […]

Caló des Mort is one of Formentera’s smallest and most hidden coves. Here we explain where it is, how to get there, what you will find and how to look after it. What is Caló des Mort and where is it? Caló des Mort is a tiny sandy cove, sheltered at the foot of marès […]

Llevant beach is a true natural paradise in Formentera: white sand, crystal-clear water and a quieter atmosphere than its neighbour, ses Illetes. Here we tell you where it is, how to get there, what to do and where to eat so you can make the most of your trip. Where is Llevant beach? Llevant beach […]

Ses Platgetes are three small sandy and rocky beaches on Formentera’s north coast, next to the harbour of es Caló de Sant Agustí, with the cliffs of la Mola in the background. Clear, shallow water and a setting of dunes and junipers: a peaceful spot, far from the island’s busiest beaches. Where are ses Platgetes? […]

Discover Migjorn beach, the longest in Formentera: where it is, how to get there, when to go, where to eat and where to stay nearby. Where is Migjorn beach? Migjorn stretches along Formentera’s south coast and, at around 5 kilometres, it’s the longest beach on the island. Rather than a single stretch of sand, it’s […]

S’Espalmador is an unspoilt islet north of Formentera, with white-sand beaches and turquoise water. Here’s what it is, how to get there, what to do and which rules you need to follow during your visit. What is s’Espalmador and where is it? S’Espalmador is an islet around 3 kilometres long, lying just north of Formentera, […]

Es Pujols is Formentera’s liveliest holiday village. It sits on the north coast of the island, next to the Estany Pudent lagoon, and brings together a fine-sand beach, crystal-clear water, restaurants with seafront terraces and the island’s busiest nightlife. In this guide we tell you how to get there, when to go and what to […]

Cala en Baster is a small rocky cove on Formentera’s north coast, near Sant Ferran de ses Roques. It has no sand and no facilities, but it does have crystal-clear water, sandstone walls sculpted by the wind and one of the most unusual sights on the island: the boat shelters that fishermen dug out of […]

Es Ram is a small corner of Formentera’s south coast, at the foot of the cliffs of La Mola, with fishermen’s boathouses, pine woods that run down to the sea and calm water. Very close to Caló des Mort, it is one of those places that still keep the peace and quiet of the Formentera […]

Cavall d’en Borràs is the first beach in Ses Salines Natural Park, just 2 km from la Savina harbour. Here we explain where it is, how to get there, what to do, where to eat and which rules to follow. What is Cavall d’en Borràs and where is it? Cavall d’en Borràs is a beach […]

Formentera is not just about beaches: it also has a cuisine of its own, simple and closely tied to the sea and the land. In this guide we tell you which traditional dishes to try, which local products to look out for and some restaurants where you can eat well on the island. What is […]

Discover the best activities and things to do in Formentera: water sports, diving, walking and cycling routes, heritage, markets, festivals and food. A practical guide to make the most of your trip. Formentera combines natural beauty, tranquillity and adventure. Whether you’re after sport, relaxation or culture, you’ll find your next plan on the island here. […]

Discover Formentera’s coves with our guide: from the most popular to the most hidden, with everything you need to know to plan your day at the beach. A guide to Formentera’s coves Formentera, the Balearic island known for its dreamy beaches and crystal-clear water, has a wide variety of coves. In this guide we take […]

Formentera is the perfect setting for anyone who wants to discover its most hidden natural spots, the ones that are hard to reach by car or bike. Kayaking across its crystal-clear water lets you get close to hard-to-reach coves and sea caves that capture the very essence of the island. Get ready for a unique […]

Set sail on a boat trip around Formentera and discover the hidden corners of its crystal-clear waters: types of trip, must-see spots, rules and tips. Boat trips in Formentera: discover a paradise of crystal-clear water Formentera, with its white-sand beaches and turquoise water, is the perfect getaway for anyone looking for adventure and tranquillity. A […]

Taking the ferry from Ibiza to Formentera is quick and easy. Here we explain how long the crossing takes, how to book, what to bear in mind and what to do when you arrive. Ibiza to Formentera ferry: what you need to know The ferry crossing from Ibiza to Formentera is much more than a […]

Bathed in Mediterranean sunshine and caressed by the sea breeze, Formentera is the perfect canvas for any photographer. Exploring it from the sea gives you angles that simply don’t exist from land. In this guide we tell you the best spots for photographing Formentera by boat and share tips to get the most out of […]

Seeing dolphins in the wild is one of those moments you never forget. In Formentera’s waters you may come across them, although it is never guaranteed. Here we explain how to improve your chances and, above all, how to behave so you do not disturb them and stay within the law. Can you see dolphins […]

Formentera has very clear water, vast posidonia seagrass meadows and rocky seabeds teeming with life, which makes it a great place to dive in the Mediterranean, whether it’s your first dive or you’ve logged plenty. In this guide we tell you where to dive, what you’ll see, which rules you need to know and which […]