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The smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Formentera is just 32 square miles in area, but has everything from pristine white beaches, through to dramatic cliffs and acres of peaceful countryside. Even though Formentera is next to the booming party destination of Ibiza, and the major tourist island of Mallorca, it feels like a remote destination. Without an airport it takes that extra bit of effort to get there, and this has helped to maintain its heritage

As with the Albufeira weather, Formentera has typical Mediterranean climate with sizzling summers, the island is small so even on the hottest of days the constant breeze is a blessing. There are approximately 300 days of sun, with an average of 11 hours of sun during the summer. Humidity is around 70%. The winters in Formentera are extremely mild, with an average of 5 hours of sun a day throughout the winter. The temperature rarely drops below 3ºC. It is worth packing warm clothes for the evening in the winter as not all accommodation has central heating.

The Formentera weather is typically good especially during the summer season. The summer season is from the month of May to October. During this period beaches are warmer particularly on the first stage of May.
This is when the sun will totally come out unfolding beautiful sceneries. This climate is an ideal environment for your holiday in IFormentera because the sea is relatively calm. The summer temperature is approximately from 23° to 28° Celsius. From the month of June to September, the islands have small or no rains at all. The warmest months in the summer season, which averages about 30 º Celsius, are from August to September.

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Formentera, viewed by some as the last bastion of earthly paradise on the Mediterranean, is solely accessible by ferry from Ibiza. It is a tiny island with an area of less than eighty square kilometres, separated from Ibiza by a distance of just 11 miles. Apart from the two rocky promontories of La Mola and Cap de Barbaria, it is practically flat and has just one town, that of Sant Francesc de Formentera.

Owing to its small size and fine sands, Formentera is a magnet for tourists seeking escape and tranquility. Fortunately, it has grown in harmony with the surroundings and its own resources, and has succeeded in maintaining a balance between modernity and tradition. Besides Fromentera beaches and crystal clear waters, if you go off the beaten track, you may also discover and enjoy beautiful landscapes, rock formations, villages, lighthouses and caves of the island. Visitors may discover the great nature and 80 km. of coastline easily by bike or on foot. The unspoiled natural environment and the green inland routes carved in pine forests is outstanding.

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