Formentera:
A Le Collectionist Guide

Embark on a family adventure to Formentera and explore the hidden gems of the Mediterranean Sea. Set sail and unveil all of the island's secret corners, or wander through its charming towns boasting authentic gastronomy.

Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, where powdery white sand meets crystal-clear turquoise waters. This spot is definitely a must and perfect for relaxing under the sun or snorkelling through vibrant marine life. It tends to draw a crowd in peak months, so visit by boat for a serene escape!

Get ready for a breathtaking, panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea at Far de la Mola, one of the most impressive and magical spots on the island. Rise early to catch the sunrise or unwind with a colourful sunset. Don’t miss La Mola Market on Wednesdays and Sundays, where local artists come together, offering unique art and handcrafted jewellery. 

Es Caló de Sant Agustí, a charming fishing village, offers a glimpse into the traditional side of Formentera. Enjoy a peaceful, quiet swim or lunch with authentic cuisine and breathtaking views. We recommend Can Rafalet, a local favourite for a lovely brunch with your loved ones.

Spend the day at a beach club for a day of ultimate relaxation. Savour local, gourmet food, take a swim, perfect your tan, and feel pampered all day long! Hit Beso Beach for fresh seafood and a lively atmosphere, or Gecko Beach Club to lay in a cabana and experience the essence of luxury.

Dive into Formentera’s rich history by wandering through the village of San Francesc Xavier, the island's capital. This lively town offers a cultural centre where you can unveil the island’s heritage, discover local culture, and stroll past charming little shops and restaurants.

Spanning the southern coast, this enchanting stretch of sand is known for being the longest beach on the island, dotted with several rocky coves along the way. Migjorn is the perfect area if you want to be close to the sea, waking up to the sound of the waves, and great for family beach days. 

On the island’s west coast, you’ll find the small fishing village of Es Caló. This charming fishing port with its natural harbour offers a peaceful, authentic retreat, surrounded by nature and numerous traditional restaurants to explore! 

Es Pujols is the liveliest town on the northern coast of Formentera, drawing visitors with its vibrant atmosphere, shops, bars, restaurants, and exciting nightlife. Stroll along the scenic promenade, discover the stunning sandy beach, and let the bustling spirit revitalise you and your tribe! 

In northern Formentera lies the most famous beach on the island, where a stretch of white sand gently slopes into crystal-clear waters. Make sure to get here early to secure the best spot, as it becomes quite popular during peak months. As evening falls, enjoy a cocktail and fine cuisine with a view at one of the beachfront restaurants such as Juan y Andrea, Es Moli de Sal, or El Pirata. 

Es Trucadors, also located in the northern tip of Formentera, is a splendid, thin peninsula of white sand with a vibrant sea, leading to the island of s'Espalmador. Access the beach by foot and choose which of its bathing areas suit you and your tribe the most for a day of perfecting your summer glow and diving into refreshing waters!

Surrounded by lush forests and protected by dunes, this wild and untouched beach welcomes you with transparent waters and breathtaking views of Es Vedrá, a magnetic, rocky island. Indulge in a family brunch by the water at Beso Beach or El Tiburon, followed by an afternoon relaxing on a sunbed with a good book or a dip in the sea. 

Experience one of the best sunsets this island has to offer at this small cove, nestled between two cliffs on the west coast. Spend a day basking in the sun or on a beach bed under umbrellas provided! As evening rolls in, where are you dining? Make a reservation at Can Carlos for amazing cocktails or savour a mouthwatering Mediterranean dish at Sol Cala Saona.

In the heart of the beautiful Ses Illetes in Formentera, indulge in excellent seafood on the terrace or right on the sand in the shade at one of the best beach restaurants in Formentera. You’ll feel the warmth and inviting atmosphere as the place has been run with love and care by the same family since 1971. Try their grilled octopus or filet of local sea bass, and let the little ones make their choice from the kids menu!

Es Moli de Sal, an iconic Formentera restaurant housed in a beautifully renovated historic mill, invites you to try the best typical dishes of the island and fresh Mediterranean cuisine. Admire unique views of the beach of Illetas and the port of La Savina while sipping local wines. Be surprised by the daily fish special or taste their flavourful lobster paella, all with the backdrop of a beautiful sea view.

Situated in Ses Salines natural park, Beso Beach greets you with a festive ambiance. Using local and fresh products, this restaurant seeks to preserve the essence of Mediterranean cuisine amidst an immaculate vibe with live music. This spot is also known for the way they celebrate! Whether it’s a wedding, family event, or any memorable moment with your loved ones, Beso will make any occasion special and truly unforgettable.

Original tapas, rice dishes, fruity cocktails, and Jubany wines, could it get any better? Can Carlitos presents a perfect balance between top-tier traditional cuisine and modern, innovative cuisine. Under the guidance of chef Nandu Jubany, you can expect dishes crafted from all from local, seasonal ingredients and products from the garden to the plate!

Take a stroll through this quaint, well-known village, located on the north coast of the island between Llevant Beach and Punta Prima. The town is dotted with delicious restaurants ranging from local to international cuisine, places for an evening drink, and even a small discotheque. Be sure to visit the lively flea market, where you can find handmade jewellery and bathing suits to hit the nearby beach.

Located in the southwest part of Formentera lies the famous lighthouse, Es Cap de Barbaria, 100 metres above sea level. Discover this major landmark in the early evening for a beautiful sunset view. Make sure to visit Sa Cova Foradada, a natural cave and a scenic spot nearby with an open, picturesque vista overlooking the sea.

Explore Ses llletes, one of the most famous beaches in the world, known for being one of the most beautiful in the world. Situated north of Formentera in Ses Salines Natural Park, this iconic beach is a highlight of the island. Boasting numerous restaurants and calm, turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling, it is the ideal beach for families. 

Charter a boat to unveil the coastline’s beauty

Unwind with an open-air cinema at the villa

Embark on a guided kayak tour

Snorkel through the wonders of Ses Salines Natural Park 

Savour local wines with a guided wine tasting tour

For warm, mild weather, visit Formentera in the spring. By May, all the restaurants are already open and ready to welcome you! It’s also an excellent time for outdoor activities with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds! 

The summer months are the perfect time to stay in one of our villas in Formentera, with July being the hottest month. Soak up the sun on the island’s enchanting white sand and swim through its glimmering waters. Be sure to make your reservations ahead of time, as these are the peak months! 

If you are looking for a tranquil getaway with fewer crowds while still discovering the island’s vibrant dining and outdoor activities, plan to visit in September. The trendiest spots remain open but with a laid-back vibe. 

In the winter, a lot of tourist attractions are closed, giving the island a calm and genuine feel. If you are looking for peace and quiet while still enjoying the island’s true beauty, stay in one of our villas with an indoor pool during this season.