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I agree that it's not an easy route. Luckily, I had my poles with me. So that's my tip: bring poles, especially if you're a bit hesitant going downhill. The climb is 260 meters at its highest point. It took us three hours...but we're definitely not fast. But it's beautiful...

Have you seen these special sculptures? You can find them near beach bar Sa Trinxa, on the beach of Ses Salines, in the south of Ibiza. Walk past the beach bar towards Torre de ses Portes and you will find a lot of rocky ‘beaches’, small, shallow inlets in the rocks, fishermen’s huts and thus this special ‘work of art’ that is sometimes called ‘the holy stone’ by the locals.

It was very warm where we lived, so we recommend taking water with you

That they classify this route as "easy" I don't understand, really. There are complicated sections, especially downhill, in which we even had to sit on the ground to go down. It is beautiful, yes, but the descent lasts. And once at the top it is easy to get lost from the path and you have to be careful.

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/

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.

cliffs that surround Sol d'en Serrà. They are of yellowish earth that results with the vegetation .... And surroundings

Starting point to the Torre, on the way beautiful guarded beach, in the summer with sun loungers and beach bars