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Stunning seascapes and spectacular sunsets come as standard here in Cala Saona.
Snow-white sands and turquoise waters characterise the buzzy resort of Es Pujols. It’s the largest resort on Formentera, yet it still retains that off-the-beaten-track vibe that the island is renowned for. And with its brilliant bar scene and pristine beach, it’s truly a little slice of paradise.
Calling all beach bums! This boho beauty is home to the largest stretch of sand on the island – it’s a whopping 5km long!
Es Pujols, Formentera
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Es Pujols, Formentera
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+1hr
£3.90
£73.60
2.5hrs
Formentera’s known for its supreme beach scene, and it’s easy to see why. Here, days are spent basking in the bright blue waters and lazing on the pristine white sands. Ranked as one of the best ten beaches in the world, Playa de Illetes is not to be missed. Fancy a more social spot? Es Pujols beach is peppered with casual bars.
From whitewashed villages and glistening harbours, to salt plains and rural retreats, there are resorts for all sorts here in Formentera. Life centres around the beach, so you’re guaranteed a truly idyllic escape. Expect delicious dining and boutique shopping too.
It’s so easy to explore this pocket-sized island, and there’s no better way to see the best of its beauty than by bike. With over 100km of dedicated cycle paths, you can conquer coastal flats and rural farmland. Or how about by horseback? Where you can trot through the island’s tree-lined trails.
Formentera is home to sandy stretches aplenty, from cosy coves to rugged dunes, and when it comes to beaches, this island reigns supreme. The seafront is where sunsets take centre stage, so grab a drink and feel the sand beneath your toes as the sky turns into a harmonious blend of oranges and pinks.
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Formentera
Formentera
When it comes to seeing the island’s sights, Cap de Barbaria Lighthouse is a great place to start with its spectacular sea views and tucked-away cave. Be sure to tick off Ses Salines Natural Park and the island’s megalithic monuments too!
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Formentera
Why not take to two wheels on a bike ride around the island? Feel the breeze on your face as you whizz past little pieces of paradise. Down by the coast, snorkelling is a must, as there’s an abundance of magnificent marine life. Fancy taking it easy? You’ll find peace and tranquillity at the island’s spa.
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Formentera
You’ll find no shortage of amazing eateries on this dinky island. Serving mainly Mediterranean, seafood and Italian cuisine, there’s everything from buzzy beach bars to up-market bistros. There are even two Michelin-starred restaurants on the island if you’re looking to splash out on your stay!
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Evenings here are a little more low-key compared to the neon-lit nightlife of the neighbouring White Isle. Think cocktails at sunset and sampling seafood al fresco. Es Pujols is the main hub, with a great selection of eateries and watering holes, while Playa de Migjorn has a handful of spots for sipping and snacking.
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