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Walking Ibiza & Formentera

Hidden charms of the Balearics
Taking it easy | Enjoy gentle strolls, and relaxation by the coast.
Authentic Ibiza | Quiet headlands, laid-back villages, and ancient watchtowers.
Fabulous fish | Grilled, baked in a salt crust, or with almonds.
Stunning shell beaches | On Formentera – white sand lapped by a turquoise sea.
Charming accommodation | Including an agroturismo surrounded by olive groves.
What is included
  • 7 nights
  • 2 dinners
    1 picnic
    7 breakfasts
  • route notes and maps
  • GPS navigation
  • travel between Ibiza & Formentera
  • Walking Ibiza & Formentera
    Hidden charms of the Balearics
  • Explore hidden coves
  • One of Formentera's inviting beaches
  • A traditional windmill on Formentera
  • Tranquil trails
  • Discover the quiet side of Ibiza
  • Enjoy a seafood lunch in Santa Eulalia
What is included
  • 7 nights
  • 2 dinners
    1 picnic
    7 breakfasts
  • route notes and maps
  • GPS navigation
  • travel between Ibiza & Formentera

Holiday information

A walking holiday on Ibiza & Formentera

Discover scenic Ibiza and unspoiled Formentera on this self-guided, two-centre walking holiday. Wander along Ibiza’s quiet headlands to secret coves, explore Formentera’s lagoons and white-sand beaches, and stay in two friendly hotels, each with an outdoor pool.
The popular image of Ibiza and the side of the island that this holiday reveals could not be more different. You won’t find the party set here – just laid-back villages, ancient stone watchtowers, and trails which beckon you onwards with the promise of hidden beaches and endless vistas. Ibiza may be known as the White Island, but this is far from the only colour in the landscape – greens, blues and reds also dominate the views as you gaze across the island’s pine woods and rich ochre-coloured soil towards the sea.

And if the north-eastern corner of Ibiza is laid-back, then its exclusive neighbour is slower still. The fact that Formentera is hard to reach without first going to Ibiza has worked to its advantage, meaning that it remains largely unspoiled – and wonderfully serene. Fields of wheat, oats, figs, almonds and grapes are cultivated in the interior, while along the coast you’ll find reminders of the two industries on which islanders relied for centuries: salt pans whose waters turn pink at certain times of the year; and traditional racks on which fish are still dried in the open air. This is a place for taking it easy – for enjoying gentle strolls or bike rides around the lagoon, browsing the artisans’ market, and unwinding on the vast expanses of pure white sand.


Itinerary

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights. There’s no fixed itinerary on either island, so take your pick of our suggested walking routes as the mood takes you.
  • The average maximum daytime temperatures and monthly rainfall relate to the nearest weather station and are intended as a guide only.
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  • Arrival in Sant Joan
    Night 1: at Agroturismo Can Fuster (the first of four nights here).
    As your first night’s accommodation is on the day of travel, Day 1 is your first day of walking.
  • Walking on Ibiza

    Choice of walks from Sant Joan: 7km to 14km

    Caló d'en Serra: 11.5km, 4.5hrs; ascent 310m / descent 485m
    The first route takes you north across hills of scented Mediterranean scrub with far-reaching views out to sea before descending to the beautiful beach of Caló d’en Serra. From here you cross forest tracks to reach the black-and-white-striped Moscarter lighthouse and then follow a rocky coastal path into Portinatx. You return to Sant Joan either by inexpensive bus or by taxi (pay locally).

    Furnas Peak: 9.5km, 4hrs; ascent / descent 310m
    The second leads into the hills of the Serra Grossa to reach the peak of Furnas. Ascending on forest tracks, you are rewarded with near 360° views of the coastline when you reach the summit. Return via the same route.

    Cala de Sant Vincent: 10.5km, 4hrs; ascent 240m / descent 410m
    Longer option: 14km, 5.5hrs; ascent / descent 500m
    The third takes you into the hills east of Sant Joan and along a beautiful valley that leads down through the hamlet of Sant Vicent to the sea at the Cala de Sant Vicent. You can catch the bus back from here (pay locally), or return to Sant Vicent and walk back to Sant Joan via a pretty river valley.

    Cala Xarraca: 7km, 3hrs; ascent / descent 250m
    A fourth shorter option features yet another idyllic cove and more sweeping coastal views as it follows an ancient cobbled trail to reach the sea at beguiling Cala Xarraca, a rocky cove with clear, and very calm, waters. Return via the same route.

    Choice of walks from Santa Eulalia: 9km to 11km
    At some point during your stay on Ibiza, we recommend making the short bus journey south to Santa Eulalia, an attractive market town with an excellent array of waterfront bars and restaurants. There’s plenty to see here – including a 16th-century fortified hill-top church – and we also provide notes for two additional routes.

    Cala Blanca: 11km, 4.5hrs; ascent / descent 525m
    This circular route takes you south from Santa Eulalia on a combination of coastal paths and quiet lanes to reach a hidden bay, accessed via a tunnel. You return via a ridge-top path affording fabulous views over the surrounding area and out to sea, before dropping down into Santa Eulalia on the pleasant waterfront promenade.

    Es Canar: 8km, 3hrs; ascent / descent 95m
    This short linear walk takes you on an old footpath east along the coast to the small resort of Es Canar. Your path connects a number of beaches where you can stop and linger, perhaps even enjoying a dip in the sea, before reaching Es Canar from where you can catch a bus, taxi or ferry back to Santa Eulalia (pay locally).
    Santa Eulalia - on the route to Es Canar
    Caló d'en Serra: 11.5km
    Furnas Peak: 9.5km
    Cala de Sant Vincent: 10.5km
    Cala Xarraca: 7km
    Cala Blanca: 11km
    Es Canar: 8km
  • Transfer & ferry to Formentera
    Today you are transferred to Ibiza Town, where you catch one of the very frequent ferries to Formentera (tickets provided). It takes only 30 minutes to cross the stretch of water between the two islands, which is part of a natural park because of the large numbers of migratory birds that congregate here in spring and autumn. (In total, 210 resident or migratory bird species can be seen here.)
    Formentera’s compact size and good bus network mean that you don’t need a hire car to get about. We do, however, include the taxi journey from the ferry port to Hotel Sa Volta, or to Es Marès, if you choose to upgrade.
  • Walking, sightseeing & relaxation on Formentera
    On Formentera the emphasis is squarely on relaxation – there are several very inviting white-sand beaches which are hard to resist. However, if you do wish to enjoy more walking, we recommend a choice from three options:

    A choice of walks: 9.5km to 16km

    Around the lagoon
    From Es Pujols: 13km, 4.5hrs; ascent / descent 25m
    From Sant Francesc: 15km, 5hrs; ascent / descent 55m
    A long, but easy walk that circles the Pudent lagoon taking in the salt marshes, the sprawling beach of Llevant and the old railway track from the salt flats to the port-village of La Salina, before finally completing the loop of the lagoon. As you walk, keep a look-out for some of the many birds which can be seen here – depending on the time of year, you may spot flamingos, shelducks, black-winged stilts, Balearic shearwaters, Kentish plovers and black-necked grebes (the lagoon is home to one of Europe’s largest colonies of the latter). NB we have not provided an elevation profile for this route because it is largely on the flat.

    Es Pilar de la Mola: 11km, 4hrs; ascent / descent 270m
    Longer option: 16km, 6hrs; ascent / descent 310m
    This circular walk takes you from Es Caló (reached by bus/inexpensive taxi – pay locally) to the quiet south coast at Es Ram before continuing along a peaceful coastal path and ascending to the agricultural plain of La Mola. You can choose to extend the route to the lighthouse or head straight for the town of Es Pilar before continuing down an old cobbled path from where you can enjoy panoramic views over the island. Return to your hotel either by bus or taxi (pay locally).

    South to Es Migjorn
    From Es Pujols: 13.5km, 5hrs; ascent 130m / descent 100m
    From Sant Francesc: 9.5km, 3hrs; ascent / descent 80m
    This pretty route takes you on quiet back roads and tracks south from Sant Francesc to the beach of Es Mal Pas, where you can explore the extensive sands of the south coast before returning via a different country track.

    Sightseeing & relaxation
    To explore further, you may like to hire a bike (or even an electric bike). Alternatively, if your stay includes a Wednesday or a Sunday, you could take the bus to La Mola, which holds a twice-weekly artisans’ market from June to October, where you can buy a variety of handcrafted goods.
    Walking around Formentera - the lagoon
    Es Pilar de la Mola: 11km
    Es Pilar de la Mola, longer option: 16km
    South to Es Migjorn from Es Pujols: 13.5km
    South to Es Migjorn from Sant Francesc: 9.5km

Accommodation

Your base on Ibiza is a welcoming agroturismo in the island's pine-clad interior.

On Formentera, you stay at the friendly Hotel Sa Volta in Es Pujols, just 150 metres from the sea. To make your time on the island all the more special, opt for our luxurious upgrade hotel in nearby San Francesc. 

Whichever hotel you choose on Formentera, we recommend an extra night to discover more of this beguiling isle.
Prices & travel options
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  • 7 nights: 01 May 2025 - 30 June 2025, 01 September 2025 - 18 October 2025, 01 May 2026 - 30 June 2026 & 01 September 2026 - 17 October 2026

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    * Final price is subject to change due to the customisable nature of our holidays and is dependent on accommodation availability for the dates selected. We will contact you to confirm the final price. Single supplements are applicable on many of our holidays. Please contact us for full details.

    Includes accommodation, meals and services integral to the holiday as described, plus walking notes and maps, but no travel from the UK, nor any connecting travel from the airport unless stated below.

    Included travel: taxi Sant Joan to Ibiza port, return ferries between Ibiza and Formentera & return taxis between Formentera port and hotel

    Pay locally: taxi Ibiza port to airport

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    If you are flying from outside Europe,  you may need to fly to an airport not listed here. To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    This list of flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time stated in the connecting travel section, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Please do not book your flights until we have confirmed your accommodation to you. Alternatively, our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice and to make flight bookings for you for any of the options listed above. We charge £35 per person for our flight booking service. Your flights are then covered by our package-booking conditions, which give you greater protection in the event of delay or cancellation, as well as providing ATOL cover.

  • Prices below are based on 2 people travelling together. If you are travelling solo or as a party of 3 or more and our arrangements include a taxi, please contact us for prices; additional passengers often pay less.

    Where a price range is given, the price you pay depends on your date of travel.

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Reviews

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All 10 reviews
  • Mr A Collins
    Leicester
    04 October 2025

    Another great holiday from Inntravel in an area we would not not normaly associate with walking!  Although storm Alice provided some dramatic downpours and skies we were fortunate to dodge these and stayed dry.  The two hotels used were very different but both were very welcoming, quiet and provided everything we needed. 

     

    The choice of places that were open to eat on Ibiza was somewhat limited but we had two excellent meals at Cafe Gigi, and the other two meals at Can Fuster although simple in comparison, were very good.  On Formentera in Es Pujols there was a wide selection of restaurants open still, Timon (steaks) and Capri (fish) were very good and nearby. 

     

    We had to use taxis on Ibiza due to the lack of bus services at this time of year, in fact the service from Portinax was the only one we used.  Santa Eulalia only seems to have a bus service for a couple of weeks of the Inntravel schedule.  Perhaps also worth mentioning that the ferry tickets are open timed, the Inntravel times are just recommendations, and the tickets do include the Trasmapi car ferry as well as the Express boats.

     

    Walking wise, we would recommend a side trip (150m each way) to the megalithic tomb of Ca Na Costa during the lagoon walk (Formentera walk 1). This is off to the left toward the lagoon in the section on page 87 beginning "Ignore minor paths off to L and R ...."  On the main road is a rusted signpost for this, and it can also be seen on the supplied map as a lane ending in a dotted circle.  It's fenced off but quite ornate and well worth a visit.

     

    Staying for a couple of extra nights, we also took the bus to San Francesc and after having a look around the interesting town, continued NNW on the road passing two windmills, to the edge of the S'Estany des Peix smaller lagoon and continued anti-clockwise back toward the port.  Excellent views toward the port and over the lagoon.  Upon reaching the busy main road we crossed over and picked up the circular path around the lagoon (Walk1) clockwise back toward the port seeing a dozen flamingos in the salt pans.  You can pick up a bus back to Es Pujols in the port.  We used the downloaded map of Formentera from Wikiloc to do this - it shows the site of the windmills.

     

    Walk 3 Formatera - For those staying in Es Pujols, rather than returning all the way to Sant Francesc on page 109 at "Turn L along this tarmac .... " there is the option of returning directly to Es Pujols by continuing SA on the track signposted Es Pujols.  Continue SA until reaching a windmill which you pass round to rejoin the outward track from Es Pujols by turning R.  Only slightly longer and saves the walk along the main road to San Francesc and the need for a bus.

     

    As previously said, a very enjoyable holiday!

  • Mrs E Bracken
    Spean Bridge
    29 September 2025

    An enjoyable holiday with easy walking. Still very hot in October but be prepared for some torrential downpours and thunderstorms. All facilities and restaurants were still open but some were due to close mid October in Formentera. We added a couple of days in Ibiza old town which is beautiful and was surprisingly quiet while we were there. The only off-putting thing about travelling to Ibiza is the flight out - we experienced  some appalling behaviour from some of the passengers which almost resulted in the plane being diverted to Toulouse.

  • Mr C Bazell
    Bournemouth
    14 September 2025

    Comimg to lovely swimming pools after feeling very sweaty. The simple delicious cooking at Can Fuster. The beauty of the islands. Catching morning ferry to Ibiza town on last day and exploring the town. Unexpected delight.

  • Mr Fuller
    London
    07 September 2025

    This was our first holiday with Inntravel and we were impressed with the whole experience. Meeting fellow Inntravellers, some of whom were veterans of using the company, to compare notes was a delightful bonus. We're already looking at the Inntravel brochure for ideas for next year's holiday.

  • Days
    30 September 2023

    This is a fabulous trip, great walks, biking, beaches, shopping and food are all a wonerdul expirience.  We biked everywhere on Formentara, this enabled us to see more and have plenty of time for meals and time on the beaches.

  • Professor A McGowan
    Leeds
    12 September 2023

    This was a great holiday - highly recommended. Both hotels were friendly and welcoming. We especially liked Sa Volta with an evening swim in the Med just 100m away. It was still hot and humid in Sept so carrying extra water is a must. The swims at the end of the walks were all the more enjoyable.

  • Mr JW Galbraith
    Cheadle
    05 September 2023

    TIPS: We found that using the old road from San Joan to Portinatx was ideal for walking - little lovely views and less hazardous than route detailed in notes. In Formentera we found the restaurants Pinatar and Casanita very good.

  • C low
    11 June 2023

    A really relaxing holiday, walks not too challenging in the heat, sea swimming every day. Bicycles were a great way to explore beautiful Formentera

  • Mr PA Birch
    Bridge Of Weir
    14 May 2023

    My wife and I did the Inntravel walk on Ibiza about seven years ago when we stayed at three different hotels on the island. The diversion this time onto Formentera was an enjoyable addition and the walks on Ibiza eliminated a few rather dull slogs from our last visit. 

  • Anon
    30 April 2023

    A very relaxing holiday with so many walking options. Late Spring seems a perfect time to visit. Several highlights include a traditional wedding with music and dance, a diversion through the Hippy Market on account of a private function, and as we arrived in Ibiza on the ferry from Formentera, the world triathlon championships barring our route. With plenty of time for our flight we lunched in a restaurant close to the race end and watched the athletes of the world pass by!  

    A very relaxed and laid back vibe everywhere we went.

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  • Yes, prior to going on holiday you will be able to download GPX tracks so that you can follow your route on your smartphone or dedicated GPS device if you wish. It’s entirely up to you whether or not you use them – our detailed, step-by-step route notes remain the principal means of guiding you from A to B – but we provide them as a secondary means of navigation for additional reassurance when walking.
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Walking Ibiza & Formentera
7 nights
Price from £1,015pp
Walking Ibiza & Formentera
7 nights
Single-centre walking, no car
Grade: Easy-to-moderate
Price from £1,015pp
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