As local hiking guides in Ibiza, we’re often asked about the most breathtaking place on the island and our answer is always the same: Es Vedrà. Rising 400 meters from the sea just off Ibiza’s southwestern coast, this majestic limestone rock isn’t just a stunning sight, it’s steeped in legend, history, and wild natural beauty.

Whether yo are here for the views, the stories, or the sense of wonder it inspires, Es Vedrà is a must-see. Many of our guests tell us they feel a strange energy in the air an inexplicable calm, a magnetic pull. Maybe that’s why it’s often called the magic island.

The most iconic view of Es Vedrà is from Torre des Savinar, a 17th-century watchtower perched dramatically on a cliff edge. Once used to scan the horizon for pirates, it now offers one of the most photographed perspectives of the island.

To get there, you’ll follow one of our favorite trails to Es Vedrà. It’s a moderate hike, about 30–40 minutes each way, and absolutely worth every step. The route winds through fragrant pine forests and opens up to wide coastal views. As you approach the tower, Es Vedrà looms larger and larger before you and once at the top, the panorama is simply unforgettable.

Try a hike with us and we’ll show you this and more, along with one of the most beautiful sunsets in Ibiza.

At The Other Face, we offer guided hiking to Es Vedrà, tailored to your pace and interests.
Whether you are here for photos, stories, or the peace of the trail, we’ll help you discover the island from a local’s perspective.
If you’re into longer adventures, ask us about trekking Es Vedrà routes that connect multiple coves and viewpoints. And if you are more of a sunset seeker, we’ll guide you to the perfect spot to take it all in without the crowds.
Come see why Es Vedrà is more than just a rock in the sea. It’s the heart of Ibiza’s wild soul.