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This eastward-facing beach is named after the prevalent summer trade wind, El Levante, which softly caresses its shores throughout most of the summer. The beach is particularly enjoyable on those rare days when the wind shifts to blow from the west, offering a perfect refuge.

Perfect spot to swim in the turquoise waters off the back of the yacht.

Chezz Gerdi, an Italian-owned restaurant, offers some of the finest food on the island with a unique Mediterranean flair. It’s our favourite dining spot on the east coast of Formentera.

Be sure to try their huge and absolutely delightful tub of homemade ice cream. It’s a treat you won’t want to miss!

Change your scenery by leaving behind the sandy beaches and exploring the rocky caves of Es Pujols. This hidden gem, far from the crowds, will transport you back in time. Steep, rugged cliffs plunge into the brilliant turquoise waters, creating an unforgettable view.

Put on your snorkelling gear and venture into the rocky shoreline.

Salinas derives its name from the ancient salt flats, still operational after 3000 years, situated behind the beach. Positioned at the southernmost tip of Ibiza, it stands nearest to the islands of Espalmador and Formentera. Arriving by boat, you’ll behold a sprawling kilometer and a half stretch of pristine white sandy beach, adorned with vibrant beach bars..

If you missed lunch at Salinas, head to the azure waters of Cala Jondal, where you’ll find the renowned Blue Marlin Ibiza Beach Club. Surrounded by luxury yachts and familiar faces, dive into the vibrant party atmosphere.

Rising 400 meters above the sea, the majestic Es Vedra commands attention. Some claim it as one of the most captivating spots on earth, while others attribute it to being the legendary birthplace of the Phoenician goddess Tanit. Regardless of its mysteries, one thing remains certain: Es Vedra is an essential destination for all island visitors!