Formentera is not only sea and beaches, do not miss its culture and leisure, as well as excursions to the most beautiful landscapes. Complete your vacation withthese key points in Formentera you can not lose.

Estany des Peix, Formentera

This natural setting is ideal for walking to water sports or just navigate, is a smalllake with an opening to the sea. It is a Special Protection Area for Birds anddeclared Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. If you follow the route marked green links to the path of Sa Pedrera and reaches Can Marroig

Faros de la Mola o de Cap de Barbaria, Formentera

Formentera The two headlights are unmistakable because most of images representing the island the show.
La Mola lighthouse inspired Jules Verne in many of his works and many say it has a different energy, mystical. If you are in this area also recommend going to the "Mirador de la Mola" offering some of the most beautiful landscapes of the island, why not enjoy taking a few "herbs"?
If you wish to see a stunning sunset recommend that you go to see the Cap deBarbaria, where sea and sky form a reddish horizon seen from this cliff that will make you forget everything else. Also here you can find near "Punta de saPedrera" stone and rock formations that really worth visiting or settlingMegalithic Cap de Barbaria.

Ses Salines Natural park, Formentera

Heading north are Las Salinas, natural wonders, both for its scenery and for theecological richness, plant and animal they own. Here dwells the largest and oldest living thing in the world, posidonia more than 100,000 years old.
Las Salinas cover the entire coastline, dunes and beaches of Illetas and LlevantTrocadors, the sea cliffs, sea, and Espadell Espalmador and Estanys del Peix i Pudent.
If you're browsing is the best way to visit but there are restricted areas regulatedby buoys.
You can see a series of buildings of the salt industry was the main activity inFormentera most of its history and is still going on until today.

There are guided tours of the Salinas on Saturday morning from 10:30 am to24:30 for groups of 20 people.

For more information:
Ses Salines Natural Park: 971 30 13 46
Ministry Medi Ambient: 971 32 32 83

Visit the site of Ca Na Costa and  settlement of Cap de Barbaria. Formentera

Results of the Bronze Age, Ca Na Costa Megalithic burial chamber is one which is the first sign of life in Formentera. Worth visiting.

In Cap de Barbaria also find three different sites from the megalithic with matching ceramic, bone and bronze.

La Mola Craft market, Formentera

Every Wednesday and Sunday during the months of May to October is mountedthe mythic and known market in the Mola, located in the town that bears hisname. There you can find the usual places "hippies" and crafts. In addition tomusicians, jugglers and artists you will have a good time. You can also try local products such as cheese typical Peix sec or figues or buy typical espardenyesor perhaps a piece of Adlib This certified by the Association of Artisans ofFormentera as created on the island. The market was founded in 1984 and was born through a private initiative by local artists and artisans of the island with the aim of showing, promoting and selling crafts, making possible an alternative lifestyle in this industrialized society. Genuine local parts, handcrafted, reflectingthe personality of each artist.

There are other markets to visit between May and October as the craft marketsof San Francisco, held in the morning, the market is handcrafted by Pujols that mounts the evenings and craft market is La Savina held throughout the day.

Sant Francesc Xavier church

It is considered the most important parish church of Formentera. Built as a fortress in the early eighteenth century with the intention of protecting the localsfrom pirate raids persistent attacking the island.

La Mola and San Francesc windmills

Whitewashed, rustic and elegant that are currently unused but are wonderful.

Can Blai ruins

Near Es Caló des Mort are the remains of a Roman camp consisting of five towers lining a homer site. The Roman Castellum Can Blai, also known as CanPins is the most important testimony of the Romans passage of Formentera in the third century AD

Ethnography museum, Formentera

A visit to understand what life was like on the island in the past through the toolsused in their domestic, rural industries, handicrafts and their trades.