Wednesday Walk – Cala Llonga to Cala Olivera

Description

Event Details
Donation-based: €15 / €20 / €25
It’s always fascinating to see what lies beyond one of Ibiza’s most popular resorts — and this walk is no exception!

We’ll follow peaceful countryside trails, passing the remains of old windmills and irrigation systems, and walk alongside Ibiza’s prestigious golf course, tracing the footsteps of ancient farmers.

A winding path then leads us down to the secluded beach of Cala Olivera, a beautiful hidden spot to pause and take in the tranquil coastal views before returning.

Tour Details

Date: Wednesday 11 Feb
Time: 10:00 (approx. 3 hours)
Distance: 8 km
Rating: MEDIUM – with one narrow steep incline with loose stones and rocks, one short uphill rocky path and other parts on narrow tracks with loose stones underfoot.
Meeting Point: Cala Llonga Beach on the right hand side when looking out to sea
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Need a lift? Head to the Walking Ibiza Community Facebook page to connect with others for ride shares.
Guide contact (only to be used on day of tour): Ankhana +34 647 78 41 61

What to Bring

Small backpack – so your hands are free
At least 1.5L of water
Snacks
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
Sun protection (hat, sunblock)
Swimwear (if you want to swim)
Light coat just in case (in cooler months)
Walking poles available on request
Dogs welcome! Socialised and well-behaved dogs are allowed, on leads when required (on roads and some beaches).

Book Your Spot

This walk is offered on a donation basis – choose what feels right for you: €15 / €20 / €25
Scroll down to the blue BOOK NOW button to confirm your spot.
Good to Know

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.
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility. The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.