Things to do in Formentera

Playa Es Pujols (or Platja Es Pujols) is a famous beach in Formentera with clear waters and fine sand. It’s popular among both tourists and locals, not just because of its beauty but also because of its convenient location. Find this spot close to the center of Es Pujols, a well-known vacation resort town. Despite this popularity, the beach is not as developed as other Mediterranean stretches and has preserved areas of vegetation and dunes.

Playa Sa Roqueta (Platja de Sa Roqueta) is one of the smallest beaches in Formentera, one of the Balearic Islands. It’s quite secluded and has rocky areas, little bays with white sand and blue-green waters full of fish. Discover a cove where you can relax by the Mediterranean Sea, away from more touristy places on the island.

The Cap de Barbaria Lighthouse is an elegant and classic white structure rising from the southern end of western Formentera. A low wall forms a rectangular barrier around the lighthouse, which stands at the end of a long, gray path. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea from this clifftop structure.

Cala en Baster (also called Cala Envasté) is a small sheltered bay on the eastern coast of Formentera, one of the Balearic Islands. It has a rocky cove with calm waters. Find the privacy that more touristy beaches of the island may lack during peak season.

Llevant Beach is a narrow stretch at the northern tip of Formentera Island with golden sand and a range of amenities. Backing onto this picturesque strand are varied restaurants, bars and watersports rental operators. Rent a deckchair and umbrella for your time sunbathing on this tranquil beach.