Ibiza & Formentera
Discover Formentera
Neighboring the renowned Ibiza is the enchanting island of Formentera, the smallest of the Balearic Islands. This island, though tiny, captivates with its natural beauty, unforgettable sunsets, and outstanding culinary offerings, making it an idyllic destination. Formentera boasts a variety of celebrated restaurants like Juan y Andrea, El Pirata, and Es Moli de Sal, along with stylish beach clubs such as Beso Beach, all known for their chic yet relaxed ambiance and exceptional dining in a beachside setting. Whether visiting on a day yacht charter or as part of a week-long Balearic adventure, Formentera promises an experience of tranquility and charm that shouldn’t be missed.
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Formentera
Start your day with a mid-morning departure from Ibiza at 11:00, setting sail for the serene and picturesque Formentera. Just a 30-minute cruise away, this smallest gem of the Balearic Islands boasts stunning natural beauty, pristine beaches, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for a day of relaxation and exploration.
Upon arrival, anchor off the white sands of Playa de Ses Illetes, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters. Enjoy a leisurely swim or snorkel to experience the island’s vibrant marine life. Alternatively, visit Las Salinas Beach on the secluded Islet of Espalmador, only accessible by boat and perfect for a serene morning swim.
Be sure to have your Bluebnc Yacht Charter Advisor reserve a spot at one of the island’s sought-after beachfront restaurants to enjoy a delightful lunch after relaxing at the beach.
If time allows, explore more of Formentera’s hidden treasures:
1. Cala Saona: A pristine paradise nestled between pine-covered cliffs, ideal for sunbathing and offering breathtaking sunset views.
2. Es Cap de Barbaria: Visit this dramatic southern cape with its legendary lighthouse, and for history enthusiasts, explore the nearby ancient monolithic site.
3. Beach of Migjorn: Wander this extensive stretch of fine, white sand dunes, stretching to the La Mola cliffs where nature’s perfection can be fully admired.
4. Es Caló Village: Discover the charm of this traditional fishing village, dotted with small coves and historic homes, and enjoy a peaceful stroll along its quaint wooden promenade at sunset.
End your day by soaking in the island’s tranquil beauty, ensuring your Formentera visit is unforgettable.