Wild Peaks

The Es Vedrà Viewpoint Trail is the most iconic hike in Ibiza, leading to the Torre des Savinar watchtower with its legendary panoramic view of Es Vedrà. The trail winds through pine forest and along cliff edges, culminating at the 18th-century tower perched dramatically above the sea. The view of Es Vedrà from here is one of the most photographed scenes in the Mediterranean.

Es Amunts is Ibiza's wild, protected northern coastline — a dramatic landscape of cliffs, pine forests, and hidden coves that remains largely untouched. The coastal path traverses this rugged terrain, offering views that reveal a side of Ibiza far removed from the beach clubs and nightlife. The trail passes through some of the most biodiverse areas on the island.

Sa Talaia is the highest point on Ibiza at 475 metres, and the trail to the summit offers 360-degree panoramic views of the entire island, Formentera, and on clear days, the Spanish mainland. The hike passes through pine forest and open hillside, with the final section offering increasingly expansive views. The summit is marked by a telecommunications tower.

The trail to Cala d'en Serra descends through pine forest to one of Ibiza's most secluded and beautiful coves. The abandoned hotel at the cliff edge adds a hauntingly photogenic element to the hike. The beach itself is small, wild, and crystal-clear — a reward that feels earned after the descent.