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Ibiza nature: hiking trails, ses Salines, Es Vedrà and almond blossom

The Ibiza that most surprises people who arrive thinking of clubs is the one of pine woods, cliffs and almond orchards. The island is small, so most trails are short, and the best time to walk is from October to May. In summer, set off at dawn, carry plenty of water and never light a fire: the wildfire risk is high and it is banned.

The four guides in this section:

One rule for every trail: many paths cross private farms, so stay on the track, close any gates you open and respect the crops. If you would rather walk with company, people post hikes in the app and you can create your own plan; to reach a trailhead without a car, see getting around without a car.

Articles in this section

Punta Galera, Ibiza

Hiking in Ibiza: 12 trails for every level

12 Ibiza hiking trails with distance, climb and difficulty: Sa Talaia, Pla de Corona, Punta Galera, ses Salines and more. When to go, buses and trail rules.

11 min read

Ses Salines, Ibiza

Ses Salines Natural Park: salt flats, flamingos and beaches

Ses Salines in Ibiza: what the natural park protects, the history of its salt, when to see flamingos, beaches, walks, P3 and A7 buses and the park rules.

10 min read

Cala d'Hort, Ibiza

Es Vedrà: viewpoints, legends and how to see it up close

Es Vedrà in Ibiza: what it is, why you can't climb it, the best viewpoints, myths and legends, getting to Cala d'Hort by car or bus, and boat trips around it.

10 min read

Almond blossom in Ibiza: when and where to see it

Ibiza almond blossom: when the trees flower, the Pla de Corona and Santa Agnès, other valleys, the 6.8 km loop walk, rules on farmland and February plans.

9 min read

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to go hiking in Ibiza?

From October to May. Temperatures are mild, the countryside is green and the almond trees flower in January and February. In summer the heat and the fire risk mean walking only makes sense at dawn, with plenty of water, on short and shaded routes.

What is the highest point in Ibiza?

Sa Talaia, in the municipality of Sant Josep, at 475 metres. You walk up from the village church in about 75 minutes on a 2.4 km path through pine woods, with a steeper final stretch. At the top there are viewpoints over San Antonio bay, ses Salines and Formentera. Buses reach Sant Josep.

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