ISLAND FUN With its own brand of laid back glamour Formentera is attracting some cool celebs, where the order of the day is swim, eat, drink….repeat


GECKO HOTEL & BEACH CLUB STAY


ES RAM ECO-RESORT A collection of five white villas with modern interiors that are hidden in a beautifully secluded pine forest. If you need complete tranquility and want to escape for a few days, you’ve found your spot. The mini resort has a groovy rooftop lounge where you can enjoy cocktails and watch the idyllic sunsets. If you are looking for exercise the winding path from your villa takes you direct to a secluded fisherman’s cove called Calo des Morts. Tel: +34 971 94 84 27 | €€€€€ www.esramresort.com


CAP DE BARBÀRIA


If you’re sick of looking at the sea, head inland to this vineyard and revel in the rustic surroundings and sample the odd bottle of vino tinto. Three beautiful luxury chalets hidden away in the vineyard that is closed to the public but there is a wonderful French restaurant on site and if you get that desperate the coast is only about 500m away… Tel: +34 647 70 75 72 | €€€€ www.capdebarbaria.com


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With a slight bohemian feel and a generous helping of luxury, you can start your day with a yoga class followed by a healthy breakfast on one of the terraces overlooking the sea, before thinking about diving into the plunge pools after you’re bored from spending the rest of the day on the sumptuous day beds…… Tel: +34 971 328 024 | €€€€€ www.geckobeachclub.com


PARADISO DE LOS PINOS With its whitewashed walls and sea-blue shutters, child friendly Paraíso de los Pinos fits right in on the tiny, laid back island of Formentera. If you need a bit of privacy there are also some private apartments, but you can still indulge in the beautiful


pool area, bars and excellent restaurant all within a stone’s throw of a typical island white beach. Tel: +34 971 322 613 | €€€€ www.paraisodelospinos.com


EAT


JUAN Y ANDREA RESTAURANT Idyllic, Halcyon - these words don’t do justice to this incredible bar and restaurant. Situated on a gorgeous beach looking out onto stunningly clear blue waters. Quietly doing its stuff since the ‘70s, this eatery serves typical Mediterranean dishes with a nod towards seafood. Tel: +34 630 25 81 44


FLIPPER & CHILLER


On the famous Migjorn strip nestled amongst the dozens of other bars and restaurants, this one stands out from the crowd thanks to its funky decor and expansive roof terrace. Book a table, enjoy the classic seafood, and move up to the roof top terrace for the incredible sunsets. Tel: +34 971 187 596


CA NA PEPA A classic spot for a late breakfast or relaxing lunch. The owner has turned his house into a restaurant and the decor reflects this with a relaxed feel. You can sit in the courtyard or on the front terrace, sip on some excellent freshly brewed coffee and dive into a well deserved brunch. Tel: +34 971 321 091


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