Hotel Insotel Club Maryland 3* - Formentera

Important to Know

• The rooms and bungalows have a traditional style, but the property’s location is truly exceptional. You’ll enjoy spacious, well-kept common areas surrounded by stunning scenery.
• There is no air conditioning on the premises. However, each room and bungalow is equipped with ceiling fans to keep the space cool and comfortable.

Rooms

• Capacity: Up to 2 guests
• Beds: 2 single beds or 1 double bed (subject to availability)
• Bathroom: Fully equipped with eco-friendly amenities
• Outdoor Space: Enjoy a private terrace—perfect for a little relaxation

Bungalows

• Capacity: Up to 4 guests
• Layout: 1 double bedroom plus 2 sofa beds in the living room
• Amenities: Includes a microwave and refrigerator
• Bathroom: Fully equipped with eco-friendly amenities
• Outdoor Space: A balcony or terrace for you to soak in the scenery and unwind

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Formentera, the smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a tranquil paradise known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and relaxed Mediterranean charm. Located just a short ferry ride from Ibiza, Formentera offers a peaceful escape with breathtaking natural beauty and an eco-conscious vibe. Whether you’re looking to unwind on secluded beaches, explore scenic trails, or indulge in fresh seafood, here’s what our holiday experts recommend for your visit to Formentera:

Top attractions:

• Ses Illetes beach: Often considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, this stretch of white sand and crystal clear waters is ideal for swimming, sunbathing and snorkelling. Located in the Ses Salines Natural Park, it's a must-see.

• Playa de Migjorn: A long, picturesque beach on the south coast of the island. Its mix of sandy areas and rocky coves makes it perfect for both relaxation and exploration.

• Cap de Barbaria lighthouse: Set against dramatic cliffs, this iconic lighthouse offers stunning views of the sea. Visit at sunset for a magical experience.

Local gastronomy:

• Peix Sec: A local speciality of dried fish, often served in Ensalada Payesa, a traditional salad with potatoes and vegetables.

• Bullit de Peix: A hearty fish stew served with rice that showcases the island's fresh seafood.

• Figs and almonds: Formentera's agricultural heritage includes delicious fresh figs and almonds, often used in local desserts.

• Orelletes: A traditional sweet pastry flavoured with aniseed, perfect for a treat during your stay.

Day excursions and nearby attractions:

• Es Vedrà (Ibiza): Take a boat trip to see this mystical rock formation, believed to have magnetic and mythical properties.

• Ibiza Town: A short ferry ride away, Ibiza Town offers historic sights, boutique shopping and a vibrant nightlife.

• Boat trips around Formentera: Discover hidden coves and beaches on a guided boat tour, ideal for snorkelling and exploring the island's coastline.

Best time to visit:

• Spring (April - June): Enjoy warm temperatures, blooming landscapes and fewer crowds, making it perfect for outdoor activities and exploration.

• Summer (July - August): Peak season for beach lovers, with vibrant nightlife and a lively atmosphere. Book accommodation early to avoid high demand.

• Autumn (September - October): Warm weather and fewer tourists make this a great time for a more relaxed experience.

• Winter (November - March): A tranquil season with mild temperatures, ideal for those seeking solitude and a slower pace.