Formentera is known as the last Mediterranean paradise, it has been able to combine tourism with environmental protection and this has made the conservation of the island possible: its beautiful beaches, transparent waters and great climate make it an ideal and special destination for holidaymakers from all over the world.

A vacation here is the antithesis of a wild week in Ibiza; you'll find a quiet, peaceful little island with natural beauty to spare.

Formentera offers more than 20km of beaches with white sands and stunning turquoise blue waters, from secluded coves to long dreamy beaches and all within a few minutes by car or motorcycle from Es Pas:

The secret of crystalline water in Formentera and its long white sand beaches is the posidonea prairie that surrounds the island, a natural treatment plant that cleans the water and makes it possible for sand to be deposited on the coast. Posidonia meadows between the islands of Ibiza and Formentera, in the area called Ses Salines Natural Park have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999.

The coast of Formentera is marked by great cliffs that tower above the sea and long beaches of fine sand. Its beauty and the absence of buildings from most of its coast is what makes Formentera different from other Mediterranean destinations. The commitment for several decades to sustainable development has made it possible to enjoy heavenly beaches with all the services and necessary safety without looming buildings or chaotic constriction. What will undoubtedly attract every holiday maker’s eye is the island’s nature, the stone walls, the magnificent traditional architecture and fig trees that have become sculptures in the middle of the island’s fields. The special and captivating geography, a mild climate and Mediterranean plants that combine dunes with pine and juniper tree forests, give the island its particular and unforgettable character.

To get to our small island, it is necessary to get to Ibiza by plane or boat and from there sail to Formentera. Until recently, the island of Formentera was only accessible from Ibiza, which is why it was the quieter of the two islands. In recent years, a route has been added directly from the mainland, with Balearia running the Denia-Formentera route.

BOAT: Boat tickets can be obtained by making a reservation in advance or at the time of travel, at the ticket offices of the port.

Boats to Formentera leave every half hour in high season from the Port of Ibiza and from the Port of La Savina. They are catamarans for 200 passengers or more, and the journey takes about 30 minutes plus another 10 minutes to dock at each port: about 50 minutes in total. There are three boat companies to get to Formentera from Ibiza, although Trasmapi is the shipping company with the highest frequency of trips per day. We have a promotional code so that our customers can get an interesting discount when buying their return ticket online. All you have to do is enter our code when you make your purchase on the website ofTRASMAPI. 

 It is also possible to book private transfers, please contact us.VEHICLE : To get around the island there are various means of transport: car, motorbike, bicycle... but bear in mind that cycling under the scorching summer sun can be very tough, the island is not as small as it seems once you start pedalling!To rent a car you can go to the websites of our reliable partners:Proauto Rent-a-Car  andMoto Rent Pujols With the promotional code ESPAS , created especialfor our customers, you will get a discount on the price at the time of booking.

While the official languages ​​in the Balearic Islands, and therefore in Formentera are the Spanish and Catalan, many other languages ​​can be heard during the summer due to tourism. It is very common to hear English, German or French, and predominantly: Italian.

If you decide to travel with your car, we inform you that the Consell Insular de Formentera has promoted a regulation of the circulation of vehicles in the months of JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.

The aim is to make the island a sustainable place, both for the present and for future generations, as well as:

Preserve the tranquility of the island of Formentera also in high season and reduce the pressure on the road network.

Maintain the balance between tourism and the daily life of the residents of the island.

Raise awareness about the importance of betting on a sustainable tourism model that ensures ecological and economic stability of the island.

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FORMENTERA ECO