The fascinating islets in southwestern Ibiza have intrigued human beings from the beginning of time. The Nature Reserve of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell and Illots de Ponent covers approximately 232,7 hectares of land and 564,96 hectares of sea. The beautiful landscape in these spots makes them an exceptional habitat for waterfowl, which is why the EU has declared it a Special Protection Area. The wealth of nature on the surface is matched by the splendour of the seabeds in the area, the ideal spot for scuba diving lovers. Natural Reserve office Timetable: 8 am to 15 pm , monday to friday Tel.: +34 971 323 283 C/Múrcia 6 07800 Eivissa

Cool seeing the salt marshes. Not sure what else to do but drive through. Beach area was packed.

Es Amunts d'Eivissa makes up a geographical, natural and cultural area with its own identity and highly interesting and unusual natural, scenic and historical values within the territorial framework of the Pitiusas Islands and the Balearics

Conillera … for some the birthplace of Hannibal, for others an underwater paradise, but a fascinating island for everyone. Height above sea level 85 m.

If you are in the vicinity of Portinatx, it’s well worth the climb up to Punta Moscater to see the tallest lighthouse in the Balearics. Height above sea level 45 m.

Els Freus was one of the most hazardous channels for mariners in the Balearic Islands and the lighthouse at Els Penjats was one of the harshest postings for lighthouse keepers. Height above sea level 27 m.

Tagomago, an island brimming with natural treasures with a lighthouse too. Height above sea level 86 m.