Formentera Route
Espalmador
WWith an area of 137 hectares, it is undoubtedly one of the most unique attractions of Formentera. It is located in north of the main island, an enclave with white sand and crystal clear waters ideal for those seeking privacy. Its mud among other things is well known by many for being beneficial for the skin.
Es Racó de S’Alga
Formentera has nothing to envy the Caribbean. The secluded beach is located in l’Espalmador and it has white sand, clear waters and not a single building.
Caló d’Es Mort
One of the best panoramic views of Formentera can be seen from this cove. A breath of fresh air in the crowded beaches of Formentera, adjacent to the dense forest of Es Copinyar.
Sa Torreta
You can only get here by boat or by swimming from Caló d’Es Mort. The wilderness and tranquility are the flagship of this unspoilt area also located on the island of l’Espalmador.
Ses Illetes
World Heritage Site by UNESCO, awarded as the best beach in Spain, the second in Europe and fifth in the world. It can only be accessed by a long walk, bike or boat. It’s made up of dunes and a precious deep seabed with hidden walls of Posidonia seagrass, responsible for the transparency of its sea.
Cala Saona
Surrounded by an imposing pine forest and characterized by crystal clear waters that show life that exists in the deep sea.
Cala en Baster
This undisguised situation in the North provides the ideal intimacy for couples or lonely people that especially do not want to agree with typical tourist.
Lighthouses of Formentera
Of great importance to the Mediterranean Sea routes, the lighthouses of Formentera have become a symbol of the Balearic paradise. El Faro de la Mola is the oldest and most important, though Es Cap de Barbaria took center stage last years.