Ibiza & Formentera Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

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Ibiza - the island of contrasts. On one hand, there are captivating landscapes, fantastic beaches with turquoise waters, and a capital city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its biodiversity and culture. On the other hand, the island attracts nature lovers, individualists, families, as well as daytime athletes and nightlife enthusiasts. In the seventh edition of our guidebook "Ibiza," Thomas Schröder showcases both sides of the Balearic island and its little sister Formentera. 264 pages with 132 color photos illustrate the diversity of this destination. With 16 maps, including a city plan of Ibiza, you won't get lost. Eight detailed hiking trails and tours allow you to explore the island intensively. The author's insider tips highlight particularly noteworthy sights, good restaurants, or recommended accommodations. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are marked. Many short essays provide interesting background knowledge.

An overview of Ibiza and Formentera: Eivissa, Ibiza Town, is the highlight of the island. Vital, dynamic, and colorful, modern life pulses through its historic narrow streets. "Party people" will feel right at home here. Further south lie the enchanting beaches. Cove after cove, each with unique kiosks and lively beach bars. You also get a fantastic view of the "magical island" Es Vedrà. This 382-meter-high rocky island is sometimes surrounded by a small cloud. Many legends surround it. Reports of visions and vanished ships circulate. Mike Oldfield was inspired by it for his album "Tubular Bells." In the northwest, the particularly popular Sant Antoni de Portmany, home to the legendary café, contrasts with the rest of the island.