In need of some beach or summer clothing? Formentera's L'Atelier 56 is the place to go to for that 'Mamma Mia' inspired look. Not to mention how aesthetically beautiful its store front is!
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.
For sangria by the pitcher and gloriously cheesy-tomatoey feats of a pizza, look no further than Maconda. Head here, with children in tow, for a relaxed date night, or a solo adventure, and be completely swept up in the buzz of it all as you settle down on a street-style table.
It seems only obvious that a pile of paella and a good load of tapas should be on the cards when you arrive to Formentera. And with exceptional views, the beachfront establishment of Can Carlitos is calling our name. From its seafood paella, to its ever-so crispy squid 'bombes' braves, and Iberian ham croquettes, everything is so tasty you'll have a hard time deciding what to order.
Nestled within Ses Salines natural park, Beso Beach offers a true seaside escape. With its seaside shack exterior, though decorated in a luxurious, bohemian style take a break from basking in the sun, and dine on some delicious seafood. If you are lucky, stay until the sun sets, and dance away to the dj spinning groovy tunes.