See & do · Landmarks & architecture
Es Vedrà
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Rugged, uninhabited limestone islet near the coast of Ibiza, associated with many local legends.via Google
Ein dramatischer, unbewohnter Kalksteinfelsen, der fast 400 Meter senkrecht aus dem Meer ragt, umgeben von lokalen Mythen über magnetische Anomalien und Sirenen.
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- Am besten bei Sonnenuntergang von den Klippen nahe Cala d'Hort oder dem Wachturm Torre des Savinar aus zu sehen.
Reviews from Google
Absolutely magical. Es Vedrà is one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever seen. The view is stunning, especially at sunset truly unforgettable. There’s something mystical and peaceful about the whole area; you can just feel the energy. Whether you hike to a viewpoint or just stop along the coast, it’s 100% worth the visit. A must-see if you’re in Ibiza!
You shouldn’t leave Ibiza without watching the sunset at Es Vedra! It was one of the best experiences I’ve had in my life! I’ll never forget it.
We took time to explore the trail that gave us the fantastic view of the island than went back to having a great time partying in Ibiza 2024. See a vlog that was made to see the fun that can be had.
I flew my drone out very far to get this shot from the Es Vedra viewpoint. Majestic
Incredible! Must see if in Ibiza! Best to rent the car and look around! The view just unforgettable!