Es Vedrà
A limestone islet rising about 400 m from the sea off southwest Ibiza, shrouded in legend. It is the island's most famous sunset view.
Es Vedrà is an uninhabited island about 2 km off Ibiza's southwest coast. Its limestone mass rises about 413 m out of the sea, and together with the neighbouring small island of Es Vedranell it forms the most iconic landscape on Ibiza. Legend links it to sirens, magnetic fields and UFOs. The island is a nature reserve, home to Eleonora's falcons and endemic lizards. Landing is prohibited, so enjoy it from Cala d'Hort beach, the Sa Vinyeta viewpoint, or on a boat tour around the island. Its silhouette is most beautiful at sunset. The cliff viewpoints have no railings, so take care.
Opening hours
Open all day (view from shore)
Nearby sights
- Torre des Savinar
- Cala d'Hort
- Cala Comte
- Cala Bassa
- Sa Caleta Phoenician Settlement
- Café del Mar & Sant Antoni Sunset Strip
- Cala Salada
- Ses Salines Natural Park & Beach