If you are looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, enjoy the beauty of nature, Isla Conejera is the perfect choice for you. This small island, located off the coast of Ibiza, is a privileged place for its spectacular landscape, rich flora and fauna. Discover Isla Conejera!
Isla Conejera is privately owned by the Matutes family. This island is the largest of all the small islands that have the crown of Ibiza. With an extension of 1 square kilometre, we encounter an island of great environmental value. Therefore, since 2002 Isla Conejera has been included in the Vedrá Natural Park.
How to get to Isla Conejera
There are several options to get to Isla Conejera, you can take a boat from San Antonio or Cala Salada that make the trip, also several jet ski excursions which are spectacular. Another option to get to this island it would be renting a boat and be able to be there as long as you want, and move around its different coves. Once on the island, you will be surprised by the tranquility, since it is a completely uninhabited island of brutal beauty. The island is a paradise for nature lovers as it has several hiking routes that allow you to explore its landscape and discover its flora and fauna.
What to do on Isla Conejera
If you love hiking, it has one of the most famous routes in Ibiza, which is to the Isla Conejera lighthouse, from where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coast of Ibiza. During the tour, you will be able to enjoy the different species of animals and native vegetation of the area.
Isla Conejera has several beaches which have nothing to envy of many of Ibiza. These beaches and coves have crystal-clear waters where you can relax, sunbathe a little and why not, take a short swim in the sea. Among the most important are Cala d'en Sardina and Cala Gracioneta, two small beaches surrounded by cliffs and vegetation.
If you are passionate about fishing or snorkelling, Isla Conejera is also an ideal destination for you. These waters are found in marine life, due to the fact that they are not an island very frequented by tourism, where you can encounter numerous species of fish and marine fauna, which is all a spectacle of the oceans.
Ultimately, you want to be in contact with pure naturalness and tranquility. Isla Conejera is the place that holds both things. Don't be afraid to discover the natural beauty of this small island.
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