The first walk of 2020: a great NEW 15k walk, with our new guide Donna for the start of the new year, a new decade for a new you! Time to get moving…

This walk offers spectacular views of Salinas & Formentera to the south, plus Sant Josep & Sant Antoni to the west – you will see the island from a completely different angle! We start the walk on a stunning forest path and gradually climb up through the unspoiled valley behind San Jordi to a Trig Point at 400m, the highest point of the walk.

We will pass a number of cal ovens, natural wells, a shepherd’s shelter and an abandoned ancient finca. We will also pass a natural pond which has recently been built as part of a project to reintroduce the Balearic green toad (calápet), from tadpoles brought over from Mallorca.

We will meet on the outskirts of San Jordi, close to Ibiza Club de Campo.

Bring some snacks to enjoy at the break along the way.

LUNCH:
After the walk you can join us for a lunch at Deus Ex Machina, they have a really good menu for €12,50. If you want to join for lunch, please send an email to ankhana@walkingibiza.com with the number of people, so we can make the reservation.

DATE & TIME:
Friday 3rd of January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
The entrance to a forest path on Carrer del Pica-Soques, San Jordi. The entrance is marked by a number of large boulders on the side of the road. You can park in the surroundings of the meeting point.

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/CjZNDadFJ5RNxyY47

RATING: MEDIUM
15 kms and about 4,5 hours. The walk includes 375m of elevation gain, with one steep uphill section.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Sheila is back! She’s fully recovered from her fall and can’t wait to take you out on her Short & Sweet walks again. Thanks to everyone for all the sweet, caring messages. This week she’ll take you on the beautiful Heaven’s Gate walk.

There are some walks which are requested time and time again and this is one of those.

Departing from the sleepy village of Santa Agnes, we leave the church behind us and head into the forest following the tracks originally used by men making whitewash, where we can discover some of their old cal (lime) ovens which are still amazingly intact.

Let’s continue to meander through pine scented forests, foraging for herbs, rosemary, thyme and lavender before emerging on a headland with an incredible view point looking both north and south along the coast. From this 300m high vantage point with the azure blue sea below us, we can see the tip of Es Vedra and on a clear day as far as mainland Spain.

This week you can enjoy some mulled wine together with Sheila’s homemade cakes!

DATE & TIME:
Wednesday 8th January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
The church of Santa Agnes

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/79uxt

RATING: EASY
5 kms and about 2 hours. Good forest paths with loose stones underfoot.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Join Toby for this ‘beach to beach’ walk, with a picnic stop along the way.

The walk leaves from close to San Antonio, but is also so far away! It’s a wonderful walk hugging the coast, passing wonderful secluded beaches, crystal clear water and includes Punta de Sa Galera which is a spit going out into the sea with wonderful views and great rock formations.

Our furthest point is the lovely beach of Cala Salada where we will stop for a picnic lunch before returning and we’ll find a place for a cool drink.

DATE & TIME:
Friday 10th January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
Cala Gracio beach

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://bit.ly/1RvoCwb

RATING: MEDIUM
10 kms and about 4 hours. Fairly flat with just a few short uphill sections. Loose stones underfoot on some parts.

LUNCH:
Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at Cala Salada!

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Starting with our guide John at Can Curuné on the San Juan Road, this walk takes us through beautiful hidden valleys of fruit trees before a short climb along a rarely used hunter’s path through dense vegetation. Then, descending from the highest point through pine trees along easy caminos, we reach the village of San Lorenzo where we can admire the church and stop for refreshments.

We visit one of the oldest settlements in Ibiza at Balafia before crossing to the Morna Valley and a gentle flat walk back the starting point. On the journey visiting the secret ‘Hotel that never was’ and imagining what might have been…

DATE & TIME:
Sunday 12th January – 11.00h

MEETING POINT:
Bar/Restaurant Can Curuné on the San Juan Road

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://goo.gl/maps/gvPEd

RATING: MEDIUM
Approx. 12 kms and about 4 hours. With a slippery slope up through the forest for 10 minutes.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Be Mindful Walks bring together the popular practice of Mindfulness with the activity of Walking, creating an enjoyable experience of awareness with a focused mind whilst being in the present moment without judgement and walking in beautiful nature.

During the 2,5 hours of Mindful Walking Belinda will also lead you through a variety of guided meditations, moments of silence, elemental and sensory awareness. The health benefits of this combined practice range from stress, pain and anxiety relief through to improved sleep, fitness and better life satisfaction.

This is a very interesting and beautiful walk. Belinda will take you from Salinas beach for a lovely beach walk, visit a hidden boat house, find secret coves and enjoy the salt flat area.

DATE & TIME:
Tuesday 14th January – 11.00h

MEETING POINT:
Salinas Beach on the far right hand side when looking out to sea

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://bit.ly/1Ou5Apy

RATING: Easy
Approx. 5 kms and about 2,5 hours. The walk is on good paths with some loose stones underfoot on parts.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Sheila will start this walk from Cala Bassa beach. From the forest path the stunning vista opens up to reveal a pirate tower in the distance and an awesome rugged coastline which we walk along as we make our way towards Plages Compte, with superb views of the outlying islands. By contrast we will dive into the lush forest and walk on new tracks to arrive back at the start for Sheila’s homemade cakes, teas and coffee on the beach.

DATE & TIME:
Wednesday 15th January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
Cala Bassa beach on the boardwalk. Free parking behind in the car park in winter.

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/iLwEvAdD4g22

RATING: EASY
Approx. 6 kms and about 2-3 hours.
On good paths and tracks with some uneven terrain in parts.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

This walk was introduced by our guide Tim and has only been done once before. So it’s almost like a new walk!

Today Toby will take you from the restaurant of Puertas del Cielo along a very old goat’s path under a cliff with great views. We then walk to a ruin of a house, through an active spring with running water and small terraces which in the past were watered from the source. We make our way down to the water near some boat houses, across rocks and up through the woods to the biggest and best kept cal oven on the island.

This trail was discovered by a family friend of Tim, Bill Moffit, in the late 60’s. He took Tim’s parents there and ever since he calls it Bill’s Paradise.

DATE & TIME:
Friday 17th January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
Restaurant Puertas del Cielo

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://bit.do/eMQUX

RATING: MEDIUM
Approx. 6 kms and about 3 hours.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

CANCELLED DUE TO THE WEATHER FORECAST

This NEW walk is lead buy our NEW guide Caloe who has lead many hikes in the mountains of Europe and is hugely enthusiastic about exploring Ibiza with you!

This beautiful walk will lead you over orchard fields into a tranquil forest to a rocky coast in the north east of the island.

During this walk you will be able to immerse yourself in magical uninhabited nature. This area near Tanit’s cave has a deep ancient history and a strong connection with the feminine energy related to this Phoenician goddess of Ibiza. For thousands of years farmers were working on the fertile plateaus and gorges in this area. Now nature has taken over these cultivated terraces. In the forest you only hear the birds, the breeze blowing through the trees and the sea waving on the coast.

DATE & TIME:
Sunday 19th january – 11.00h

MEETING POINT:
Parking of the Tanit cave on the mountain

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/a3j1FZmmhCVc1tqR6

RATING: MEDIUM +
Approx. 8 kms and about 3,5 hours. Not a long walk but it leads us up and down some hills and the paths are at some parts rocky and have some steep passages.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Be Mindful Walks bring together the popular practice of Mindfulness with the activity of Walking, creating an enjoyable experience of awareness with a focused mind whilst being in the present moment without judgement and walking in beautiful nature.

During the 2,5 hours of Mindful Walking Ankhana will also lead you through a variety of guided meditations, moments of silence, elemental and sensory awareness. The health benefits of this combined practice range from stress, pain and anxiety relief through to improved sleep, fitness and better life satisfaction.

Leaving the Church of this lovely village, we pass by an ancient water well before heading into the forest and enjoying the lovely scent of pine trees, wild rosemary and walking along ancient fisherman’s paths.  The reward is to come out high on the wild north cliffs of Ibiza with stunning views out to sea.

DATE & TIME:
Tuesday 21st January – 11.00h

MEETING POINT:
Church of Santa Agnes

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/79uxt

RATING: EASY
Approx. 5 kms and about 2,5 hours. The walk is on good paths with some loose stones underfoot on parts.

Leaving from above Cala Boix, the only beach in Ibiza with black volcanic sand, Sheila will show you the best of this rugged coastline. But first we follow a narrow forest path taking us through to Pou des Lleo, a tiny fisherman’s cove on the other side and then upward to an incredibly well restored 18C defense tower with an amusing history! We will walk some distance along the red earth cliffs before heading back to Cala Boix via another hidden path.

We hope you will stay to enjoy Sheila’s homemade cakes, teas and coffee at the end of the walk.

DATE & TIME:
Wednesday 22nd January – 10.00h

MEETINGPOINT:
The Car Park above Cala Boix beach (just North of San Carlos)

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://bit.ly/1nEekyB

RATING: EASY
5kms and about 2 hours. Good paths with one short uphill section to the tower with loose stones underfoot.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

The area of ‘Sa Pedrera de Cala d’Hort’ is famous among the locals and those in the know as one of the spiritual cores of Ibiza. What are the strange carvings and rock formations at this part of the island? Toby will take you to this magical place.

Along the way we pass an intriguing painting left by a Japanese hippy many years ago, energy spirals which we will walk into, caves used still to this day and see some intriguing rock carvings. We will also visit the pirate tower ‘Torre de Savinar’ with one of the most beautiful views of the mystical Es Vedra.

DATE & TIME:
Friday 24th January – 10.00h

MEETING POINT:
Driving from San Josep to Cala d’Hort turn left on the small dirt road at the big Pine tree, with the sign ‘Torre des Savinar” under the tree. Park 50 meters on the left (in the open dirt parking lot).

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/Dse3wrAXqHwTCS3SA

RATING: MEDIUM+/HARD
This is not a long walk at only 7 kms but its technical at some points, with steep uphill & downhill slopes and with loose stones. We take it slow and steady. About 3-4 hours.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.

Starting at the famous beach of Benirras, guided by Simon, we leave by a secret pathway heading up into the forest giving amazing views back down into the bay. A short steep section takes us into the lovely forest onto paths scented with wild rosemary and pine trees. This is a little walked part of the island with paths used by very few. Along the way we will forage for wild asparagus, thyme, wild carrots amongst others.

Hidden deep in the forest we find an old farmhouse complete with an ancient threshing circle to explore and then walk ancient paths and quiet roads before returning to Benirras.

DATE & TIME:
Sunday 26th January – 11.00h

MEETING POINT:
Benirras beach

GOOGLE MAP LINK:
http://bit.ly/259bFx2

RATING: MEDIUM
Aprrox. 10 kms and about 3-4 hours. There’s one steep climb of 100 meters on a slippery slope, the rest is good paths and small roads.

How do the walks work?
You don’t have to make a reservation for our Community Walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.

WHAT TO BRING:
-A small backpack so your hands are free
-At least 1.5 litres of water
-Some snacks to keep you going
-Good foot wear that has been worn in trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip
-Sunblock if required
-Sun hat if required
-Swimming gear in season
-Torch for night time walks
-Light shower coat, just in case

We have walking poles available to assist you if required.

DONATION:
The walks are by donation of €10 per person, the BIG WALKS are by donation of €15 per person, It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also accept exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!

DOGS:
If you have a lovely well trained dog which is also socialized please bring them along. They will need to be on a lead on the roads & some of the beaches.

INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.

GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.

The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.

CONTACT:
Don’t hesitate contacting us if you have further questions.

Kindest
xxx
0034 608 692 901 (Toby)
0031 639 125 227 (Ankhana)
0034 674 464 038 (Sheila)

Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com

You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food and drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com.