Sant Ferran - Cala en Baster - Migjorn

The route starts in Sant Ferran de ses Roques, with its church, its square and Fonda Pepe, the heart of the hippie scene in the seventies. It heads first for the low rocky north coast and Cala en Baster, a fishermen's cove under high limestone walls, with very clear water, marés rock worn into odd shapes by the wind and boat sheds cut into it like caves.

From there the route turns south along farm paths, past fig trees propped on estalons, small flocks and family orchards behind stone walls, and ends at Platja de Migjorn, the longest beach on Formentera.