NAVIGATOR
KIOSKO 62 Another gem situated on the 6km stretch of Playa Migjorn, teetering on the sea’s edge this classic bar is little more than a rustic wooden shack. But as they say, it’s complete barefoot bliss. First class cocktails and a classic spot for people watching and sunsets. Tel: +34 697 84 07 95
DRINK 10.7
Milan meets the Balearics. This fashionable bar is situated on Playa Migjorn offering great tapas, salads, international wines and great vibes with the sound of gently crashing waves beneath your feet.
THE BLUE BAR This couldn’t be further away from a typical commercial beach bar. Simply decorated, nestled on a glorious beach in San Ferran, atop a dune giving just the most incredible views. It’s simple and ticks all the boxes no matter what time of day you visit.
PIRATABUS Started by a couple of German hippies 40 years ago, this is one of the island’s oldest bars. It retains its 70’s vibe after reining converted from a bus into a wooden beach hut. Located on the dunes of Migjorn.
CAFE MIRANDA In an area called Es Pujols, Formentera’s Italian quarter. Put it in the diary for either a macchiato in the morning or that perfect sundowner of your choice in the evening.
BEACHES PLAYA DE MIGJORN
One of the most diverse beaches in Formentera and by far the longest at 6kms. However, for some reason it never seems overcrowded like the other Balearic island beaches. Along the beach you’ll always find a clean stretch of sand, some nice rocky outcrops or a hidden den in the dunes. The beach also has a superb collection of bars and restaurants to suit different palates and pockets, is family friendly with crystal clear waters, and is just far enough away from the heavy tourist areas.
PLAYA DE SES ILLETES
On the northern most tip of the island, Playa de ses Illetes has long been regarded as Formentera’s ‘fashion beach’. You’ll not see everyone in their designer labels and in fact it is the island’s official nudist beach! A truly spectacular cove, with some classy restaurants entertaining the owners of the yachts moored off the beach and definitely one of the best locations to watch the sun go down.
PLAYA LLEVANT If you prefer a little more privacy wander up to Playa Llevant on the opposite side to Ses Illetes. Quieter than some of the more famous beaches, Llevant is a much wider, longer and a much more dramatic beach than Ses Illetes. Magical blue water gets deeper slightly quicker which also means you can have a decent swim rather than paddling around for ages in the shallows like an octogenarian.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
PORT OF FORMENTERA 38º 44,1’N – 1º 24,9’E VHF 9 T +34 971 322 346 E
reservas@marinadeformentera.com W
www.marinadeformentera.com Max length 42m Max beam 9m Max draught 3.5m
BUCKET LIST
RENT A MEHARI AND TOUR THE ISLAND By far the best and coolest way to discover this island gem. The perfect compliment to any vacation on this beautiful island.
A SUNDOWNER AT CAFE MIRANDA Grab your favourite cocktail and a table overlooking the beach. Watch the sun go down and the sea take on a romantic orange tint.
BIKE TRAILS At just 19kms from one end to the other, you can pretty much discover the whole island without breaking a sweat and all within a day.
CAP DE BARBARIA - WINE
A beautiful vineyard famed for it’s red wine and nestled in the southern most point of the island with Africa’s Barbary cost only 100km away.
SUNSET AT FARO DE BARBARIA This is one place where no amount of pictures on Instagram will do the real experience any justice. Take your loved one and enjoy…
SNORKELLING AT CALA DE SANT AUGUSTI On the northeastern part of the island is a cute fishing village with a small cove ideal for snorkelling. The village also has a nice selection of bars and restaurants once you have dried off and need to warm up.
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