Formentera on Two Wheels: 5 Top Routes to Discover the Island by Motorbike
Rutes | April 25, 2025
Formentera is an island where life moves at a different pace. Its rural roads, hidden coves, and legendary lighthouses invite you to leave the car behind and move around freely. And there’s no better way to do it than on two wheels.
In this post, we share the most spectacular routes to explore Formentera by motorbike and a detail you’ll love if you’re traveling by ferry with your own bike:
👉 Motorbikes under 125cc travel for free with all ferry companies. Check conditions in our booking engine before boarding!
🚩 1. From La Savina to Ses Illetes: The Gateway to Paradise
The perfect route to start right after disembarking from the ferry. From the port of La Savina, you enter the Ses Salines Natural Park and reach the famous beaches of Illetes and Llevant, known for their crystal-clear waters and white sand.
💡 Tip:go early to avoid crowds and enjoy the calm scenery
🚩 2. To Cap de Barbaria Lighthouse: Movie-Like Sunsets
An iconic route that takes you to the most cinematic spot on the island.
Make a stop at Cala Saona for a swim and continue along the solitary road ending at the Cap de Barbaria lighthouse, made famous by the film Lucía y el sexo.
Don’t miss the Foradada Cave, just to the left of the lighthouse, offering sea views from the cliffs.
💡 Tip the sunset here is an unforgettable experience.
🚩 3. La Mola and Its Cliffs: Formentera Beyond the Beaches
From Es Caló, the road winds its way up to El Pilar de la Mola.
In this higher and more rural area, you’ll find traditional farmhouses, vineyards, and the La Mola Lighthouse, where you can enjoy 360º views of the Mediterranean.
If you go on a Wednesday or Sunday, stroll through the artisan market with local crafts and live music.
💡 Tip. bring a light jacket, the wind in this area is constant.
🚩 4. From Es Pujols to Sant Ferran: Secret Corners
A lesser-known route full of charm. Start from Es Pujols and visit the stunning Cala en Baster, surrounded by fishermen’s caves carved into the cliffs.
Finish in Sant Ferran, where you can grab a drink in the square and visit small local art galleries.
💡 Tip: if you go at sunset, the light over the cove is magical for photos.
💡 Tip: perfect for those wanting to avoid crowded beaches and discover the island’s most authentic essence.
🛵 Own Bike or Rental?
If you bring your bike on the ferry from Ibiza or Dénia, you’re in luck!
✅ Ferry companies allow free transport of motorbikes up to 125cc.
Check it when booking your ticket in our reservation engine, where we compare all options and real-time rates.
If you prefer to rent a motorbike on the island, we recommend doing it in advance, especially during peak times like Easter, summer, or holidays.
📝 Recommendations Before You Hop On Your Motorbike:
- Don’t forget your helmet (mandatory).
- Use sunscreen, especially in spring and summer.
- There are two gas stations: in Sant Francesc and San Fernando – fuel up when you can!
- Formentera awaits you on two wheels!🌿
Formentera awaits you on two wheels!
Book your ferry now at proximoferry.com and live an unforgettable experience.
🚀 Compare schedules, prices, and check if your bike travels for free.
And if you need inspiration, our blog has many more tips to make the most of your adventure.