How to get to Formentera

The island has no airport, so it can only be reached by ferry from Ibiza. The easiest option is to depart from Playa d’en Bossa or Figueretas and arrive at the port of La Savina.

• Approximate price: Adults €30, Children 7–12 €15, 0–6 free.
• Travel time: 50 minutes.
• Tip: Book your ticket online to avoid queues.

Getting around the island

From La Savina, you can choose different ways to explore Formentera:

• Bicycle: Ideal if you only visit Sant Francesc or nearby beaches.
• Scooter: More freedom and easy parking.
• Car: More comfort and space for your belongings.
• Public transport: Buses and taxis from the port.

Tip: If you rent a vehicle, plan refueling before the return ferry; gas stations get crowded in the afternoon.

Must-see beaches

Formentera is synonymous with paradise beaches. Here are some you shouldn’t miss:

• Ses Illetes: Considered one of the best beaches in the world, within Ses Salines Natural Park.
• Es Trucadors: A strip of fine sand with spectacular views. Accessible on foot.
• Cala Saona: Surrounded by reddish cliffs, perfect for watching the sunset.
• Caló d’es Mort: Small and photogenic, no services, ideal for adventurers.
• Migjorn Beach & Es Arenals: The longest on the island, perfect for families.

Charming villages

Besides its beaches, Formentera has small villages full of character:

• Sant Francesc: Island capital with an 18th-century church and artisan market.
• Es Pujols: Tourist hub with seafront promenade and nightlife.
• La Savina: Main port with restaurants and an afternoon hippie market.
• Es Caló: Fishing village with wooden boat shelters and traditional charm.
• El Pilar de la Mola: Quiet area with lighthouse, market, and stunning views.

Practical information

• Emergencies: 112
• Formentera Hospital: +34 971 32 12 12
• Taxi La Savina: +34 971 32 20 02
• Buses: busformentera.com