Valentine's Hierbas Making Walk & Workshop

Description

A special Valentine’s edition of our much-loved Hierbas experience: a gentle countryside walk followed by a hands-on workshop where you’ll create your own bottle of Ibiza’s iconic digestif. Perfect for couples, friends, or anyone who loves nature, tradition, and a little island magic.

Join us for a relaxed walk near San Joan, following ancient paths and quiet country lanes ideal for foraging the fragrant herbs used in Hierbas. Along the way, you’ll gather rosemary, fennel, thyme, and other wild plants while learning about their traditional uses and the stories woven into this island ritual.

After the walk, we head to our founder Toby’s place to prepare Hierbas together. Using the herbs you’ve foraged, you’ll create your own bottle to take home. This Valentine’s edition includes a small selection of seasonal details to personalise your bottle. The Hierbas needs around three months to mature, so patience (and anticipation) is all part of the romance.

Tour Details

Date: Saturday, 14th February
Time: 10:00 (approx. 2 hours walking + 1 hour workshop)
Rating: Easy — 5 km on good paths, with some loose stones
Meeting Point: Can Curune restaurant, San Joan road
Please do not park in the main car park directly opposite the restaurant. Instead, drive through that parking area and continue a little further to the spot marked on the Google pin – there is space to park there.

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Guide Contact (day of event): Grant +44 7707 725371
Booking

This experience is donation-based for the walk:
€15 / €20 / €25 — you choose what feels right to you.

If you’d like to make your own Hierbas bottle, you can choose from:

€15 – Small bottle
€25 – Large bottle (perfect to make together as a pair )
(You’re also very welcome to join just the walk and foraging, without making a bottle.)
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)
Light coat just in case (in cooler months)
Walking poles available on request
As this experience ends at a house with resident cats, we kindly ask that you do not bring dogs on this walk.

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.