Audio Guide of Llevant Beach, Formentera

As a natural public beach, it is accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It has no restricted hours or access control. The only thing that varies is the availability of services such as beach bars during the high season.

No, access is completely free because it is a public natural area. You only need to pay if you use additional services such as sun loungers, umbrellas, or the seasonal beach bar (June-September).

Between 2 and 3 hours to enjoy swimming and the scenery. If you want to go hiking in the surrounding area or combine it with a picnic, you can spend half a day. The sunrises and sunsets here are spectacular.

It is part of the Ses Salines Natural Park, notable for its crystal-clear waters and dune ecosystem. Historically, this area was key to salt production, an activity that shaped the landscape we see today.

From May to October for swimming (25°C water). To avoid crowds and enjoy hiking, visit in May-June or September. The early morning hours are less crowded, as are sunsets.

As it is an undeveloped beach with natural access, it does not have walkways or amphibious chairs. The ground is uneven all the way to the shore. The nearest more accessible beach is Ses Illetes Beach, a 10-minute drive away, which offers accessibility services during the high season.

Within 5 km you will find: 1) Ses Illetes Beach (an icon of Formentera), 2) La Savina Port (piers), 3) Estany Pudent (a bird-filled lagoon), and 4) the historic salt flats. All are connected by bike via the main cycle path.

1) Bring water and a hat (there is no natural shade), 2) Park in the marked area (free but limited), 3) Rent a bike in La Savina (the best way to get there), and 4) Respect the protected dune areas. More info at Formentera Tourism.