From jewellery and antiques, to enviable homeware that will have you wishing you'd brought a larger suitcase. You're sure to find some beautiful knick-knacks in Le Beau Bizarre.
Whether you're in the mood for some sunset nibbles to enjoy with a glass of sangria, or wanting to languor over a drawn-out lunch, or early dinner then head no further than to Restaurante Casa Formentera. With splendid views out onto the beach, this place is a true paradise.
Often, all eyes are on Ibiza, the fun-loving, free-spirited party island. But just next door is Formentera, and it’s a little more relaxed, but with the same white sandy beaches, you’d find on its big sister. You can only arrive by boat to the island and this new laidback stay, and it’s a totally self-sufficient and regenerative hotel, so they’ve worked hard to keep things eco-friendly. Just steps from bright blue beaches, Dunas goes big on design: colours are creamy, furniture is rattan, and fabrics are natural leaving interiors to be stripped back for maximum zen. It’s about tuning into slow life, with a push on the outside and taking time to fall into the vacation swing.
Es Còdol Foradet is well renowned for its exceptional views: sitting under a wooden canopy its all to easy to get swept away by the sounds of the lapping ocean, and the smells of the fresh sea breeze. Adding to this perfection is the food. If you're wanting to treat yourself, you have to go for the Formentera spiny lobster; it's heaven on a plate!
The food is exceptional but what makes Can Carlos iconic to Formentera is it's atmosphere. Whether you're a local, or simply passing by, Can Carlos will welcome you with open arms as you dine under the twinkling fairy lights, sip on a cocktail or two, and tuck into the extraordinarily fresh carpaccio.