What to see, what to do Formentera?
The 10 good reasons to go Formentera
A haven of tranquility
Outside the months of July and August, the island is a peaceful retreat cut off from the world.
A wide range of activities
Diving, kayaking, sailing, biking and hiking are just some of the ways you can explore the island.
Iodized gastronomy
Fish and seafood, you name it. The sea shines right down to the plate!
Magical sunset
Head for Cap de Barbaria and its breathtaking views to admire the posta de sol.
Dream beaches
White sand, turquoise waters... the island's shores are an escape to paradise.
Unspoilt landscapes
Its posidonia meadows have been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999.
Mediterranean softness
The weather is fine for more than half the year in this little corner of the Mediterranean.
Authentic charm
Formentera has preserved its wild character and whitewashed villages on a human scale.
Hippie vibes
While Ibiza is home to a few relics of the sixties, Formentera is even more hippy.
Land of traditions
From popular balls to village festivals, Formentera lives to the rhythm of its traditions.
What to visit Formentera?
Good to know to visit Formentera
Timetable
Most cultural venues open at 10am and close between 7pm and 10pm, depending on the season. Some take a break from 2pm to 4/5pm. Out of season, opening times can be reduced, with earlier closures and limited opening hours, especially on Sundays.
Smokers
Smoking is prohibited indoors. In open-air and natural areas, it is the responsibility of smokers not to disturb non-smokers and to keep the area clean.
