On the southwest coast of the magical island of Ibiza, a unique rock formation emerges from the deep blue Mediterranean Sea and captures the imagination of locals and tourists alike: the Ojo de Esvedra. This majestic natural structure, located approximately 400 metres above sea level, has acquired an almost mythical status due to its spectacular presence and the legends that surround it.
LEGENDS OF THE EYE OF ES VEDRA
Es Vedra is known for the multitude of legends that surround it, which many people claim to have experienced and felt. Regarding the legend of the Eye of Es Vedra, it is said that it was where the god Zeus observed ancient Atlantis and where he met with the other gods of Olympus, to discuss the avatars of humans.
It is known that around the planet there are energy vortices, places of high energy charge, due to geological reasons. There are many stories which say that the Eye of Es Vedra is the continuation of the energy vortex that is the island of Es Vedra. In ancient times they were used as sacred places, pyramids, monasteries, cathedrals were built...
True or not, all these legends, visiting the Eye of Es Vedra will not leave you indifferent.
HOW TO GET TO THE EYE OF ES VEDRA
It is a magical little corner of this island that we fall in love with every day. The views are spectacular, but once we reach the point, we must be very careful since it is a very high point, on the edge of a cliff, any carelessness can be fatal.
Steps to get there
- To get to this place we must head in the direction of Cala Llentrisca.
- You have to leave your car in a small dirt parking lot that is there to leave cars. Here I leave you the location of the parking lot.
- Once the car is parked, we can start the route from that same point, where you can see a green mark, next to a light post, that marks the beginning of the route to our destination.
- Following the route that the path shows us, it usually takes between 15 or 20 minutes depending on the pace that each one takes. The path is a little steep, but not very difficult, it climbs well, except for some sections which are a little rockier, and cost a little more. The path is well marked, you will have no problem getting to our magical place.
Here I leave the exact location of the Ojo de Es Vedra.
- Once there, congratulations! But please be very careful with taking photos near the vertex of the eye, since it is a very high place with a tremendous cliff under your feet.
Enjoy the spectacular views that this point offers you!
Nearby Experiences
The surrounding beaches, such as Cala d'Hort or the Es Vedra viewpoint, They offer perfect panoramic views for those who wish to contemplate the majesty of Es Vedrà from the shore. Boat trips They also allow adventurers to explore this rock formation more closely and experience its imposing presence from the sea.
Conclusion:
The Eye of Esvedra in Ibiza is more than a simple rock formation, it is an experience that is a symbol of natural and cultural wealth of the island. Whether you marvel at its mythical mysteries, immerse yourself in its photographic splendor or simply enjoy the serenity of the surrounding waters, Es Vedra invites you to discover the magic that nature has to offer in this enchanting corner of the Mediterranean.
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