Can Pere Sord offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the essence of Ibiza. In this article, we uncover the best activities and hidden gems that make our northern region a must-visit destination for agrotourism enthusiasts.
Puig de Fornas Area
Hiking
The Puig de Fornas is one of Ibiza's highest peaks, and it offers excellent hiking opportunities:
Trail Characteristics
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging, depending on the specific route taken
Distance: Likely 5-8 km round trip, but this can vary based on the starting point
Duration: Approximately 2-3 hours for a round trip, allowing time for breaks and viewpoints
Terrain and Landscape
The trail likely winds through pine forests typical of Ibiza's northern region
Expect some rocky sections and moderate inclines as you ascend the peak
The higher portions may feature more exposed, rugged terrain
Points of Interest
Panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and northern Ibiza coastline
Opportunities to observe local flora and fauna
Possible sightings of traditional Ibizan farmhouses (fincas) in the surrounding countryside
Preparation Tips
Wear sturdy hiking shoes with good traction
Bring plenty of water, especially during warmer months
Pack snacks and sun protection
Consider trekking poles for steeper sections
Cycling
The area around Puig de Fornas is popular for mountain biking also:
Follow dirt tracks through the forests and hills.
Connect to longer routes like the Sant Joan to Santa Eulària trail.
Sant Joan de Labritja
This charming village serves as a great base for exploring northern Ibiza: Local Experiences
Visit on Sunday mornings for the traditional market featuring local produce foods and crafts.
Explore the church of Sant Joan Bautista and its quaint village streets.
Surrounding Natural Attractions
Beaches and Coves
Cala Xarraca: A secluded bay with natural mud baths.
Hike or cycle to a beautiful beach of the Cala de Sant Vicent and its surrounded by cliffs.
Visit the picturesque Portinatx area, known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic coves.
Cala d'en Serra: A hidden gem with turquoise waters, ideal for snorkeling.
Walking and Cycling Routes
Camí de s'Illa: A coastal path offering stunning sea views.
Es Amunts: A protected natural area with diverse flora and fauna, perfect for hiking.
Agrotourism Experiences
Visit local foods and handcraft products like ibizan herbs at the tobacconist de Sant Joan “Can Vidal”
Flaó (local dessert) at Camí del Rey
Artesanal bread from Es Pins
Ensiamadas (Dessert) at Can Vadell
Madalenas (similar to muffins) to Can Vadell
Cultural Sites
Torre des Molar: A historic defense tower with panoramic views.
Explore the Es Broll de Buscastell, an ancient irrigation system surrounded by lush vegetation.
Cova de Can Marçà: A fascinating cave system with guided tours.
Exploring the northern part of Ibiza, particularly around Puig de Fornas and Calle Sant Joan, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Please, do not hesitate to contact us or the front desk for more information about outdoor activities.
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