Beaches of Formentera

Open: S'Espalmador is the protected island just north of Formentera, with the white sand of s'Alga bay, dunes and a lagoon, reached only by boat. (Beach)

Open: Platja de Llevant is the 1,450 m east-facing beach of the Es Trucadors peninsula on Formentera, inside the natural park and quieter than Ses Illetes. (Beach)

Open: Platja des Trucadors is the sand tongue at the northern tip of Formentera, reached on foot from Ses Illetes, with water on both sides and S'Espalmador ahead. (Beach)

Open: Platja de s'Alga is the kilometre-long white sand beach of S'Espalmador, the protected islet north of Formentera, reached only by boat from La Savina. (Beach)

Open: Es Cavall d'en Borràs is the first beach inside the Ses Salines natural park, 2 km from La Savina, with shallow calm water, white sand and views of Es Vedrà. (Beach)

Open: Cala Saona is the only sandy cove on the cliff-lined west coast of Formentera: 140 m of white sand, calm water, free parking, bus line L5 and a famous sunset. (Beach)

Open: Platja de Migjorn is the longest beach on Formentera, the whole south coast in named sections from Es Mal Pas to Es Copinar, with free parking and bus stops. (Beach)

Open: Es Ca Marí is the western, sandy section of Platja de Migjorn on Formentera, with hotels and beach clubs behind the sand and a stop on bus lines L2 and L7. (Beach)

Open: Es Còdol Foradat is a quiet central section of Platja de Migjorn on the south coast of Formentera, between Es Racó Fondo and Es Valencians, sand among rock. (Beach)

Open: Es Arenals is the busiest and best equipped section of Platja de Migjorn on Formentera: fine pale sand, shallow water, lifeguards, free parking and bus stops. (Beach)

Open: Es Copinar is the easternmost section of Platja de Migjorn on Formentera, with restaurants, beach bars, a car park and the bus stop nearest to Es Caló des Mort. (Beach)

Open: Es Caló des Mort is a small cove of sand and rock under the La Mola cliffs on Formentera, reached only on foot, with no facilities and summer vehicle limits. (Beach)

Open: Ses Platgetes are three small coves of sand and rock west of Es Caló de Sant Agustí on Formentera, about 600 m in all, uncrowded, facing the La Mola cliffs. (Beach)

Open: Platja des Caló is the small sandy beach beside the fishing harbour of Es Caló de Sant Agustí on Formentera, with sunbeds, toilets, restaurants and a bus stop. (Beach)

Open: Platja de Tramuntana, or Es Carnatge, is 2 km of rock, gravel and sand on the quiet north coast of Formentera between Cala en Baster and Es Caló de Sant Agustí. (Beach)

Open: Cala en Baster is a rocky cove on the north coast of Formentera near Sant Ferran, with no sand, no facilities, carved boat caves and clear water to snorkel. (Beach)

Open: Platja des Pujols is the 690 m urban beach of Es Pujols on the north coast of Formentera, with every service, free parking, bus stops and islets offshore. (Beach)

Open: Platja de ses Canyes is a quiet cove of sand and rock beside Es Pujols on Formentera, sheltered by the reef, with calm shallow water and no beach bar. (Beach)

Open: Sa Roqueta is a quiet 560 m beach of white sand and rocky outcrops just over 1 km from Es Pujols on Formentera, inside the natural park, with a bus stop. (Beach)