WALL CALENDAR – Formentera | June 2026 to May 2027

🧳 Here are the 12 best sights and places on Formentera that showcase the island's diversity, from paradisiacal beaches to historical landmarks:

1. Cala Saona: A picturesque bay framed by reddish rocks. The calm waters are ideal for swimming, and the sunsets here are particularly colorful.

2. Caló des Mort: A tiny, hidden cove at the end of Platja de Migjorn. Although often crowded, it captivates visitors with its incredible natural beauty and exceptionally clear water.

3. Cap de Barbaria: A solitary lighthouse in the south, accessible via a seemingly endless, barren road. It is the iconic spot for sunsets and is home to the accessible cave Cova Foradada.

4. Es Caló de Sant Agustí: A traditional fishing village with old wooden boat garages. It is known for its excellent seafood restaurants and views of the high cliffs of La Mola.

5. Es Pujols: The tourist center of the island. Here you will find a lively promenade, many restaurants, bars and an evening hippie market right by the sea.

6. Far de la Mola (La Mola Lighthouse): It sits atop spectacular 120-meter-high cliffs at the eastern end of the island. A magical place, especially at sunrise, which also inspired Jules Verne.

7. Ses Salines Natural Park: This nature reserve encompasses the island's salt flats. It is an important habitat for migratory birds (such as flamingos) and offers a unique, shimmering landscape.

8. Platja de Migjorn: At around five kilometers long, this is the longest beach on the island. It offers a mix of sandy sections and rocky coves, as well as some of the island's most legendary beach bars (chiringuitos).

9. Platja de Ses Illetes: This beach is often considered one of the most beautiful in the world. With its crystal-clear, turquoise water and fine white sand, it is strongly reminiscent of the Caribbean.

10. S'Espalmador: An uninhabited private island north of Formentera, accessible only by boat (or by wading at very low tide). Here you will find absolute peace and unspoiled nature.

11. Sant Francesc Xavier: The charming island capital impresses with its white houses, small boutiques and the striking, fortress-like 18th-century church in the village square.

12. Ca na Costa Megalithic Sepulchre: The most important archaeological site in the Balearic Islands. This megalithic tomb dates from the Bronze Age and is located near Es Pujols.


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