Visit Formentera in June: we'll take you there!

June is a perfect time to visit the beautiful island of Formentera, as it is full of life and the most iconic places reopen.

With a warm and sunny climate, dream beaches and a wide variety of activities, the smallest of the Pitiusas offers visitors an unforgettable experience.

Discover everything you need to know to enjoy Formentera to the fullest!

Beaches and water activities

Formentera is known for its paradisiacal beaches with crystal clear waters and white sands. During your visit in June, you'll be able to explore some of the best beaches on the island, such as Playa de Ses Illetes, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe. Here you can relax in the sun, swim in calm waters and enjoy breathtaking views.

In addition to enjoying the beach, Formentera offers a wide range of water activities to entertain visitors. You can snorkel and discover the rich marine life of the area, take a kayak ride or have a relaxing moment on a paddle surf board. You can also rent a boat and explore the coves and caves of the coast.

If you feel like it, we can even take you on an excursion!

Events and festivities

June is a lively month in Formentera, as various festivities and cultural events are celebrated. One of the most prominent events is the celebration of San Juan, which takes place on June 24.

During this festivity, the island is filled with bonfires, music and traditional dances. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the lively, festive atmosphere.

In addition to the festivities, there are also open-air concerts and cultural events that take place throughout the month. If you are passionate about music and art, you will find numerous options to enjoy live shows and exhibitions, such as the Formentera Jazz Festival.

Gastronomy and restaurants

Formentera offers a rich gastronomy that combines Mediterranean flavours with local influences. During your visit in June, you can not miss trying some typical dishes of the island.

Among the highlights are bullit de peix (fish stew), sofrit pagès (a meat stew) and ensalayada payesa (peasant salad). In addition, fresh seafood, such as fish and seafood, are a delight for foodies.

The island has a wide variety of restaurants that offer from traditional cuisine to more innovative gastronomic proposals. Do not hesitate to try the local restaurants and let yourself be surprised by the authentic flavours of Formentera.

Flavours for all palates!

Nature and hiking

Formentera is a natural paradise that offers breathtaking landscapes and various hiking trails for nature lovers.

During this month, you'll be able to explore the paths that wind along the coast, discovering hidden coves and stunning cliffs. You'll also find trails that take you through the island's rural areas, offering panoramic views and moments of peace.

Do not forget to wear comfortable shoes and water during your walks, and always respect the natural environment.

Do you dare to discover the island on foot?

Accommodation and transport

In Formentera, you will find a wide range of accommodation to suit all budgets and preferences.

From boutique hotels to apartments and cottages, the island has options for all tastes. If you prefer a more exclusive experience, you can also choose to stay in one of the private villas with sea views.

As for transportation, the best way to get around the island is by bicycle or scooter. Formentera is a small place and easy to travel on two wheels. You can also rent a small car if you prefer to have more freedom of movement.

The charming villages

Which towns in Formentera do we recommend you visit in the weekend?

Port of La Savina: It is the port of access to the entire island. Great offer of restaurants and leisure.
Sant Francesc: Capital of the island, you can not miss the promenade with the hippie parades.
Sant Ferrán: It is essential to visit one of the most mythical places in Formentera, La Fonda Pepe.
El Pilar de La Mola: The village furthest from the port, and one of the quietest. You will find a hippie market twice a week.
Es Pujols: A very interesting offer of nightlife.
Es Caló: It was an old fishing port, and now one of the smallest urban centres.