Bedroom 1 - Master
Queen
size bed, Ensuite bathroom with bath tub & private exterior shower,
Ipod dock. Private terraces with chill out, 2 twin beds, Air
conditioned, Safe.
Bedroom 2
Queen size bed, Ensuite bathroom with bath tub & private exterior
shower, Ipod dock. Private terraces with chill out, 2 twin beds, Air
conditioned, Safe.
Bedroom 3
Queen size bed, Ensuite bathroom with bath tub & private exterior
shower, Ipod dock. Private terraces with chill out, 2 twin beds, Air
conditioned, Safe.
Bedroom 4
Queen size bed, Ensuite bathroom with bath tub & private exterior
shower, Ipod dock. Private terraces with chill out, 2 twin beds, Air
conditioned, Safe.
How to get to Formentera
Formentera is located a short ferry trip away, just off the coast of Ibiza.
Being
a small island, Formentera does not have an airport, making it
accessible only by boat from Ibiza or Ferries from Denia to Formentera.
Surprisingly
there is a good selection of boat services to and from Formentera, with
many leaving on an hourly basis in summer. Most boats leave from the
main port in Ibiza and take around half an hour to reach the port of La
Savina in Formentera.
A supermarket, cash machine, bars and
restaurants are just 2 km away in the town of La Mola and the nearest
beach is located at Es calo, around 6.5 km away.
Your
villa manager will have a wealth of information about places of
interest and will help arrange transport and make any bookings required.
Do also ask the staff about the area too. Most will live nearby and can
give an interesting insight into some of the fascinating aspects of
local life...
Welcome to Formentera, this little known jewel of
the Balearics is the perfect place to unwind and find yourself again,
and with fantastic views, great food and dazzling white sandy beaches,
you'll never want to leave.
It has no less than 12 fantastic sandy
beaches to soak up the sun on. During the peak summer months it can get a
little crowded, but usually you can find your own piece of beach away
from other tourists. And if you're feeling peckish, you can get a snack
or drink from one of the many chiringuitos (beach bars) scattered around
the island.
The smallest and least developed of all the Balearic
islands Formentera has an area of just 83 square kilometers, and a
coastline of 69km making it perfect for exploring by kayak or boat.
This idyllic island also has a number of excellent short walks, some
with breathtaking views across to Ibiza (try the old roman path up La
Mola), and has many pleasant cycling trails on which to explore the
island. Bicycles, mopeds and cars can be rented from numerous places
scattered around, including the port of La Savina.
Formentera's
capital is the pretty whitewashed village of Sant Francesc Xavier. With
its various boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, it is the perfect
place for a spot of shopping, lounging over lunch or just sitting in one
of the lovely plazas and watching the world go by.
Whether its
shopping, eating, drinking, exploring or just sunbathing you're after,
Formentera has a little bit of it all, and if your idea of heaven
includes all of these plus crystal clear turquoise waters, then consider
it paradise found.
On the land
Formentera Walks
Most people come
to Formentera to relax and chill on a beach but for some, exploring your
surroundings and getting out close to nature is what a holiday is all
about.
And for those people, Formentera does not disappoint.
Having 69km of coastline means this island has many walks that are close
to or indeed right beside the ocean, affording stunning views at every
step. Heres a run down on a few walks around Formentera, for the
adventurous and the not so adventurous.
- Cami de sa Pujada
- Cala Saona to torre de la Gavina
- Illetes to s'Espalmador
Horsing
The
mild year-round climate, the terrain and wild landscape of Formentera,
make the island an ideal location for horseback trekking. The island of
Formentera offers pathways through the pine and juniper forests, a lunar
landscape in the rocky area of Can Marroig, the smell of aromatic
bushes accompanying our senses as we travel down the footpaths, the
Estany des Peix and its colours, composing an infinite rainbow of
colour.
On the water
Beaches
This
is arguably one of the most popular Formentera beaches, and for good
reason. It has picture postcard views across its incredibly clear
turquoise waters, and a long stretch of fine white sand that many say is
reminiscent of the caribbean.
If
you're into boat spotting then this is the beach to be at. You can
chill on the white sand while watching the boats sail to and from the
pretty harbour of La Savina.
Sa
Roqueta is a string of lovely white sandy beaches, with rocky outcrops
in between, creating a more intimate setting on the beach.
This
is one of the more popular Formentera beaches as it is right next to
the vibrant town of Es Pujols which hosts many apartments, shops, bars
& restaurants.
On the
opposite side to Illetes is Llevant. It has the same white sand and
turquoise water, is usually less populated than Illetes and as far as
Formentera beaches go, its one of the better ones, with a long stretch
of the powdery white stuff.
Cala
Saona is a beautiful sandy bay on the western side of Formentera. It is
one of the most sheltered Formentera beaches, with rocky headlands on
both sides that protect it from the wind.
Es
Calo is home to a small perfectly formed harbour surrounded by boat
houses and a couple of small round beaches that are only a short stroll
from the car park and restaurants.
Playa
Migjorn hosts some of the coolest hangouts on Formentera. Located just
off its white sandy shores are bars such as the popular Flipper &
Chiller, the uber chilled Geko Beach Club, and the much frequented
restaurante Real Playa.
SnorkellingFormentera beaches
are not renowned for offering outstanding snorkelling opportunities, but
a few spots around the island offer decent underwater landscapes filled
with tropical marine life. Most of these interesting skin diving sites
are located in small or hidden coves, so getting to them to enjoy a swim
in an aquarium-like environment is something of an exciting
soft-adventurous journey off the beaten track.
Stand-up paddleIt's easy, fun, and everyone can do it!
For
beginners or advanced people, you'll (re)discover the water, with an
original point of view. No need to be a great windsurfer or surfer, SUP
is for everyone!
Standing on a paddleboard gives you a higher
viewpoint, increasing visibility of what is going on around you, as well
as a better view of the underwater life.
You can rent a paddleboard and keep at your own place, we organise the delivery..
Children
Children
are well catered for at this villa Can Sueños with plunge pool and garden. They'll
also enjoy having access to the garden, anf for the night the cinema room.
The
villa staff are experienced in arranging all aspects of childcare for
guests. Whether your children require daily childcare, or just an
evening of babysitting when you go out, professional nannies can be
arranged.
SPA
Feel like a body scrub or massage?
Just ask our staff to bring the spa to you! We can recommend deluxe
treatments carried out in the privacy of your own villa Can Sueños.
Pamper
yourself with a relaxing and revitalizing massage or beauty treatment
with a professional therapist in the privacy of your own villa. Please
ask your Guest Experience Manager to arrange a convenient time for you.
Eating & Drinking
Formentera abounds with great restaurants, from small and local Mediteranean
eateries to World-class resort dining. Whatever you fancy there's
something for all tastes. Below are a few of our trusted favourites that
we'd love to recommend to you. We would be delighted to make
reservations on your behalf.
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