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Caption: FORMENTERA Balearic's smallest island
Caption: Just 30 minutes away from the world’s nightlife capital Ibiza,
is a secluded and idyllic island called Formentera.
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Caption: For centuries it was adrift from
the rest of the world,
unknown and unvisited,
a desert island made almost
uninhabitable by pirate raids
from the coast of Africa.
CNTraveller
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Caption: The towns in Formentera
retain the look and
vibes of small villages.
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Caption: Sant Francesc Xavier
Caption: The rest of the island is mostly pine woods and forests, salt marshes, and the rural hinterland with fig trees and olive trees.
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Caption: More than 20km of beaches
with creamy white sand
and turquoise water.
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Caption: Platja Sa Roqueta
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Caption: Caló d'es Morts
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Caption: Es Arenals
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Caption: Cala Saona
Caption: A refuge for hippies,
clubbed-out Ibiza veterans, Italian tourists by the boatload and the occasional supermodel, yet Formentera manages to
hang on to its bohemian,
below-the-radar charm.
Guardian
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Caption: Platja des Illetes
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Caption: Breathtaking views,
dazzling colours,
scooter rides,
chiringuitos,
mojitos on the beach,
magical sunsets.
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Caption: Read my post at:
http://mondomulia.com/2015/10/08/formentera-balearic-islands/
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