What to see, what to do Formentera?
The 10 good reasons to go Formentera
Wilderness
The island is not very built: wherever the eye lands, it is the sky or the sea that it sees.
A gourmet destination
The sea is everywhere... and fish and seafood are on every plate
Sport for all!
Hiking, cycling, kayaking, sailing, diving... There is something for everyone!
For the whole family
Formentera is a dream destination for families looking for peace and quiet
A variety of landscapes
Despite its small size, the island has a thousand faces: plains, salt flats, beaches and groves.
Playa
Not far from 70 km of coastline and beaches galore!
30 °C six months a year
Good weather for more than half the year: life in flip-flops is good.
Proximity
Accessible in half a day from the metropolis, the island seems to be at the end of the road!
Hippie heritage
If Ibiza is home to some remnants of the sixties, Formentera is even more hippie
Land of traditions
From dances to village festivals, Formentera lives to the rhythm of age-old traditions.
What to visit Formentera?
Good to know to visit Formentera
Timetable
The few museums and cultural institutes on the island are generally open from 10am and close between 7pm and 9/22pm depending on the season and the establishment. Some of them take a break from 2pm to 4/5pm.
To be booked
It is mainly to take part in the visit of natural areas (boat tour in particular) that it will be advisable to make a preliminary reservation.
Main events
The people of Formentera are quite festive, especially during the summer months. While the calendar of patron saint's day celebrations structures the agenda, the number of small events - musical, gastronomic, cultural, sporting - that punctuate the passage of summer in the four corners of the island is incalculable.
Smokers
Smoking is not permitted in cultural centres. In open-air and natural areas, it is the responsibility of smokers not to disturb non-smokers and to leave the areas clean.
