When we think of Ibiza, we usually imagine paradisiacal beaches, hidden coves, and memorable sunsets. But the truth is that this Balearic island also It is a paradise for hiking lovers.
If you're planning a vacation on the island and want to enjoy more than just sun and sea, get ready to discover a network of trails and routes that pass through forests, cliffs, mountains, and charming villages.
And is that Ibizaloe Not only does it represent a commitment to nature through organic cosmetics made with aloe vera from Ibiza, it also promotes a conscious, active lifestyle connected to the environment.
Because Ibiza is walked, breathed... and felt step by step.
A different route: hiking + natural culture
Among the alternative plans that most enrich the experience in Ibiza, one proposal that unites nature and tradition stands out: the free tour in Ibiza what we offer in Ibizaloe.
This free activity is ideal for those who want to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of tourism and reconnect with the essentials. During the visit, you'll walk through part of the organic Aloe Vera plantation in the heart of the island's rural area.
Not only will you learn interesting facts about this medicinal plant and its responsible cultivation, but you will also enjoy a spectacular natural environment, with open views of the countryside and the Mediterranean breeze as a companion.
This is a short route, suitable for everyone, perfect for combining with a more relaxing and conscious day of sightseeing in Ibiza. You'll also learn how Ibiza's rural environment lives on thanks to sustainable projects like this one.
Es Portixol Route: a hidden gem
We start strong with one of the most beautiful (and least known) routes on the island: the Es Portixol routeThis is a circular trail that starts near Sant Mateu and passes through lush pine forests until reaching a small, unspoiled horseshoe-shaped cove surrounded by cliffs.
The route is about 7 km round trip, of medium difficulty, and the reward at the end is totally worth the effort: a secluded beach where time seems to stand still. Ideal for those seeking a haven away from mass tourism.
Cala d'Albarca Route: Breathtaking Views
For lovers of postcard landscapes, the route to Cala d'Albarca It's a must-do experience. This tour begins in Santa Agnès de Corona and explores forests and cliffs with stunning views of the sea.
One of the most spectacular points is the famous «natural bridge», a rock formation that juts out from the cliff and offers a unique natural viewpoint. Don't forget to bring good shoes, water, and, of course, your camera.
The route is about 8 km (round trip), of medium-high level, and it is best to do it early in the morning to avoid the midday heat.
Sa Talaia Route: the roof of Ibiza
Did you know that Ibiza has a mountain? Sa Talaia It is the highest point on the island, at 475 meters above sea level. Climbing to the top is one of the most popular routes among hikers and locals, as it offers panoramic views of the entire island.
The route starts in the village of Sant Josep and ascends along a well-marked trail. In approximately an hour and a half, you'll be at the top, breathing fresh air and enjoying an Ibiza that very few get to see from this perspective.
Es Broll de Buscastell Route: nature and tradition
This itinerary is perfect if you're looking for a relaxing walk steeped in history. It's Broll by Buscastell It is an area of great agricultural and historical value, with ancient irrigation canals and cultivated fields that are maintained thanks to natural sources.
The route runs through flat terrain, among orchards, stone walls, and traditional rural buildings. It's ideal for children or if you simply fancy a leisurely stroll and discover another, more authentic, rural side of Ibiza.
Coastal route from Cala Llonga to Sol d'en Serra
This route combines the best of both worlds: sea and mountains. The trail begins at the beach of Cala Llonga and continues along the cliffs until reaching the hidden cove of Sol d'en Serra.
The path is short but spectacular, with uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean and areas shaded by pine trees. Once you arrive, you can take a dip in the crystal-clear waters or relax in one of the restaurants overlooking the cove. Ideal for a half-day getaway.
Tips for hiking in Ibiza
- Always wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes. The trails, although beautiful, may have rocky or uneven sections.
- Avoid the hottest hours. Early morning or late afternoon are ideal.
- Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.
- Respect nature: don't leave litter and don't stray from marked trails.
- Use maps or hiking apps if you're going on less-traveled trails.
Walking around Ibiza is truly discovering it!
El tourism in Ibiza It can be experienced in many ways, and hiking is undoubtedly one of the most special. Walking its trails not only brings you closer to its biodiversity, but also to its history, its leisurely pace, and its people.
From challenging routes to peaceful walks, from wild cliffs to quiet orchards... Ibiza is much more than just the beach, and it's waiting for you to explore it step by step.
And if you feel like making a different stop between routes, choose one of the free activities such as the tour of Ibizaloe, where nature, culture and sustainability go hand in hand.