Set off on an unforgettable adventure and discover the beauty of Formentera from the sea: hidden coves, crystal-clear water and dreamlike scenery. Sailing around Formentera: the island seen from the sea Formentera offers a sailing experience that combines a calm sea with beautiful scenery. From hidden coves to white-sand beaches, every corner of the island […]
Get ready for your Formentera getaway with our practical tips: how to get there, when to go, where to stay, how to get around the island and which rules are worth knowing before you travel. How to get to Formentera Formentera has no airport, so you always arrive by sea at the port of la […]
Formentera is known for its crystal-clear water and idyllic scenery. Hiring a boat is one of the best ways to explore the island and reach spots that are hard to get to by land, enjoying a real adventure at sea. In this article we give you a complete guide to boat hire in Formentera: the […]
Formentera, the little gem of the Balearic Islands, is famous for its white sandy beaches and turquoise water, perfect for anyone seeking peace and nature. In this article we introduce some of the island’s most stunning beaches, with everything you need to know to choose yours. Ses Illetes beach Ses Illetes is perhaps Formentera’s most […]
Formentera, the little gem of the Mediterranean, is known for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear water and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to switch off. But to make the most of it, there is one thing to sort out first: finding the right place to stay. In this guide we run through the accommodation […]
Formentera, the smallest inhabited island in the Balearics, has no airport: you can only get there by sea, and all passenger boats arrive at the port of la Savina. The most common route is to fly to Ibiza and cross by ferry, but there are also boats from the Spanish mainland. Here are all the […]
Formentera is famous for its beaches and crystal-clear water. Its Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and dry, sunny summers, is one of its great attractions. In this article we explain what the weather is like on the island in each season, so you can choose the best time for your trip. The temperature and rainfall […]
For decades the Pirata Bus was one of Formentera’s best-known beach bars. It stood on Migjorn beach, at the western end of es Arenals, and was famous for its laid-back vibe, its music and its sunsets. If you’re looking for it, you should know that the Pirata Bus no longer exists: since August 2024 another […]
Formentera is one of the best-loved islands in the Mediterranean, famous for its crystal-clear beaches and laid-back atmosphere. It has no airport and can only be reached by sea, but there are several ways to make the trip from Mallorca. In this article we explain the options so you can choose the one that suits […]
Formentera is one of the Mediterranean’s natural gems, known for its beaches and landscapes. It’s small and almost flat, so getting around is easy, but it helps to know your options and the rules on vehicle access in summer. This guide tells you everything you need to know. Car and scooter hire in Formentera Hiring […]
The best beaches in Formentera for children Formentera is famous for its white-sand beaches and crystal-clear water, perfect for a family holiday. These are some of the best for children and, in general, for families or groups of friends. All three have a lifeguard service in season (in 2026, from 1 May to 31 October). […]
The port of la Savina is the gateway to Formentera: as the island has no airport, almost every visitor arrives here by ferry. It’s also the starting point for exploring the coast and its crystal-clear water. In this article we explain where it is, how to get there, what you’ll find at the port and […]
Formentera has three lighthouses, and visiting them is one of the best ways to discover the island’s most spectacular views. On this route you’ll see la Mola lighthouse, Cap de Barbaria lighthouse and la Savina lighthouse, each with its own character. And if you’d also like to see them from the sea, boat hire in […]
Formentera is famous for its beaches and turquoise water, but it is also an exceptional destination for astrotourism. Far from big cities, places such as Cap de Barbaria, La Mola and Migjorn beach become perfect settings at night for enjoying a sky full of stars. And to round off the day, boat hire in Formentera […]
Formentera’s dunes are one of the most striking natural attractions in the Balearic Islands. These sand formations shape the island’s landscape and create an idyllic setting for relaxing and getting close to nature. They are at their finest on the es Trucadors peninsula, home to the famous ses Illetes beach, and on the islet of […]
Sant Jaume Day is Formentera’s most important festival. It is held every 25 July in honour of the island’s patron saint, Sant Jaume (Saint James the Apostle), and is the high point of a series of festivities organised by the Consell de Formentera, which in 2026 ran from 18 July to 1 August. If you’d […]
Formentera’s markets are one of the best ways to get a feel for the island’s bohemian spirit. Since the 1960s and 70s, when the first artists and travellers arrived, crafts have been part of its identity: on the stalls you will find basketry, espardenyes (rope-soled sandals), jewellery, clothing, glass, ceramics, leather and work by artists […]
Punta Prima is one of the most interesting historic spots in Formentera. Here, next to es Pujols, stands the Punta Prima tower, the largest of the defence towers still standing on the island. It is a perfect place for anyone looking for history, scenery and great views. And if you want to see it from […]
Racó de s’Alga is one of the most beautiful and peaceful beaches in the Pitiusas. It lies on s’Espalmador, the islet just north of Formentera, and has kept an almost untouched landscape of sand and turquoise water. In this guide we tell you where it is, how to get there and what to bear in […]
The Camí de sa Pujada, popularly known as Formentera’s Roman road, is a historic route and a must for discovering one of the island’s most authentic sides. This cobbled path climbs from es Caló up to the la Mola plateau and rewards you with some of the best views in Formentera. And if you’d rather […]
Formentera is famous for its white-sand beaches and crystal-clear water, but it is also a fantastic place for gentle water sports such as kayaking, snorkelling and diving. Much of that clarity comes from the posidonia seagrass meadows between Ibiza and Formentera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. One of the best ways to enjoy […]
If you’re in Ibiza and want to visit Formentera, you should know that the only way to get there is by sea: Formentera has no airport, so the ferry is the main option. In this article we explain which companies run the crossing, how long it takes, guide prices, what happens if you want to […]
If you’re in Menorca and want to visit Formentera, the first thing to know is that there is no direct connection between the two islands: neither by boat nor by plane. Formentera has no airport and can only be reached by sea, usually from Ibiza. Even so, by combining flights and ferries you can get […]
Formentera is known for its turquoise water and idyllic beaches, but it also has spots that reveal its wilder, quieter side. Two of them are the Estany des Peix and the Estany Pudent, two saltwater lagoons in the north of the island, next to la Savina, which are part of ses Salines d’Eivissa i Formentera […]
Formentera is famous for its beaches and turquoise water, but its cliff-lined coast also hides caves that are well worth a visit: some can be seen from land and others only from the water. Many are on stretches of coast that are hard to reach on foot, so boat hire in Formentera is a great […]