Formentera is a small and quiet island, perfect for those who want to relax maybe after having a frenetic night on nearby Ibiza. Long beaches, golden coves, clear sea and corn fields make Formentera a real paradise.READ MORE
Formentera is the smallest island in the Balearics, and since 1999 has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The sea is naturally purified thanks to the large amount of seaweed posidonia that surrounds the island. Despite its small size, Formentera can count on 20 kilometers of white sandy beaches, overlooking a crystalline sea.READ MORE
For those who want a holiday all sun, sea and a slow pace, the island of Formenetra is the right choice. Formentera with its beaches, pine forests, cliffs and lakes leads us to have direct contact with nature. Our route starts from a famous beach on the north side of the island, Platja de Llevant.READ MORE
Formentera has unique beaches, among the most beautiful in the world, fine and white sand, sea with the transparency of the Carrabean. READ MORE
Formentera in the autumn is an island that remains full of charm, from the mysterious and wild nature, to the mild climate.
In the beautiful island of Formentera there are many excellent restaurants where you can taste the typical gourmet delicacies of the Balearic Islands; Local dishes are obviously mostly fish-based.READ MORE
Although being a small island, Formentera offers a wide variety of places to appreciate. READ MORE
The movida of the Balearic Island revolves around some of the nightlife entertainment centers: drinking at sunset and dancing until dawn.READ MORE
Formentera is an ideal destination for seaside holidays, the small island of the Balearic Islands can surprise you from the point of view of night-time entertainment: despite being away from the transgressive nightclubs of Ibiza, Formentera also offers numerous venues that represent the meeting point of the island’s movida.READ MORE
