サンタエウラリアデルリオの天然記念物・トップ20

The cave of sa Punta des Forn (or Cova des Forn or also called ‘la cuava inclinada’) is formed by the force of the seawater and the ravages of time: they look like enormous ‘folds’ in the rocks, with a large, slanted opening. An impressive whole and especially because from here you also have a sensational view of the abandoned lighthouse Faro de sa Punta Grossa.

The path is rocky and difficult but all efforts are rewarded. The stone bridge is beautiful. Be sure to take enough drinks with you and wear sturdy shoes. Don't forget your camera! Divide your strength, go back the same way again, but this time uphill!

Great little unspoilt cave in the far northeast of Ibiza. Located directly by the sea, the only street (Carrer Allá Dins) that comes close to the location. Free parking exists if the car is a concern. The path leads past an abandoned hotel complex, also interesting for friends of Lost Places. Then the path goes towards the rocky coast down to the sea. Sturdy shoes are recommended... and a camera. The path to the cave alone is picturesque. Due to the rock formation, salt water can collect in the larger depressions in the rock from time to time. Almost the infinity pool of mother nature ;)

From the 8th century B.C. the coasts of Ibiza were commanded by Phoenician warriors, who, upon observing the vast territory of dunes, began to build small salt flats. Since then, the production of salt has evolved over the years and each population, different in culture and religion, has preserved the production of salt on the beaches of Ibiza. More information: https://ibizabotanicobiotecnologico.com/las-salinas-ibiza/

Beautiful iconic beach with turquoise sands that is located near Pont de s'Argentera. To get there, the road is above the cliffs that surround the area and from where you have to descend until you reach the sand of the beach. It is necessary to get off the bike to do the last few meters.

Beach located on the island of Ibiza, in the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands. It is a large sandy area of more than four kilometers in length protected as a Natural Area of Special Interest.

Beautiful view! Take into account: - bring enough water - good footwear - towel - possibly some food - good condition Enjoy the beautiful, relaxing view. The way back up is quite a climb.

Once upon a time there was a beautiful beach with a cool bar. Now the beach is almost completely washed away.