The southernmost and smallest inhabited island of the Balearics, Formentera is just
30-minutes by ferry from Ibiza but feels light years away. The entire northern part of the island is a nature reserve, while the south is a mix of juniper and pine forests fringed by sand dunes; beyond the island's white-sand coast, underwater meadows of the seagrass plant Posidonia oceanica help maintain crystal clear turquoise waters.
Calo des Mort, Formentera. Photo: ©Mateu Bennàssar/Visit Formentera
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All photos provided by Formentera photos unless otherwise indicated.
Photo Credits: Main photos: Calo des Mort swimming scene: Mateu Bennàssar; Cyclists: Shutterstock; Moli Vell windmill: Alfredo Montero. Carousel top right: Windsurfer: Jose A Arribas; Seagrass and fish: Jose A Arribas; flamingos: Jose Arribas; Moli vell windmill: Alfredo Montero; Traditional dress: Ballades Consell Insular de Formentera; horse-riders: Alfredo Montero. With thanks to Formentera Tourism for supplying the images.
Stay, Eat, See & Do
Our pick of places to stay and eat, and things to do across Formentera
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