Itinerary Ibiza And Formentera

An introduction to Itinerary Ibiza And Formentera

Unspoilt Formentera is the most idyllic spot to relax and escape the pressures of everyday life. Sample a jug of Sangria with your evening meal of paella at a typical beachside restaurant.

Itinerary - Ibiza and Formentera

From the cosmopolitan resorts of Santa Eulalia or Es Cana on the east coast of Ibiza, to the unspoilt island of Formentera - make your choice from the combination of twin centres available below.

7 nights in Ibiza and 7 nights in Formentera
Make the most of your holiday by taking this twin centre which combines a week's stay on the colourful island of Ibiza, followed by a week's stay on the beautiful, unspoilt island of Formentera.
Ibiza may be small but it has a big reputation. The nightlife is legendary in San Antonio but there is much more to Ibiza that often goes unseen. Ibiza Town is renowned for its style which attracts the rich and famous, so why not pop down to the harbour to see the stunning yachts, or have a wander up the cobbled streets to the old town and see the exquisite cathedral? Visit the hippie market in Es Cana, or visit one of the stunning beaches that encircle the island, or even hire a car and do a tour of the island which has something for everyone.
This twin centre gives you the best of both worlds. After your week in Ibiza, enjoy your second week on the idyllic island of Formentera, whose clear blue sea rivals that of the Caribbean. The land is flat so the favoured means of getting around is cycling or by foot, which makes you in tune with the way of life here. Everything on the island is fairly low key and the perfect place to relax and enjoy typical Spain.
You can take this twin centre holiday using any Small and Friendly hotel in Ibiza for the first week of your holiday with either the La Sabina or Voramar in Formentera for your second week. The combinations therefore available are:
Buenavista, then the La Sabina
Sa Rota, then the La Sabina
Las Arenas, then the La Sabina
Buenavista. then the Voramar
Las Arenas, then the Voramar
Sa Rota, then the Voramar