Playa Migjorn

Stretching over 6.5 kilometers, this gently sloping natural beach is not only the longest, but also one of the most beautiful and popular on the island. Spanning almost the entire southern coast of Formentera, it’s perfect for long, leisurely walks along the shore. Broken up by small rocky sections, the beach forms a series of individual coves and more intimate spots, where you can still find a quiet, secluded place to sunbathe—even in the height of summer.
Its fine sand and crystal-clear waters, usually with calm waves, create a soothing sense of harmony. Known as the “Beach of the South Wind,” there’s no dress code here—everyone is free to enjoy the beach as they feel most comfortable. Depending on the season and sea currents, the wind may occasionally bring in some seagrass from the underwater meadows—a natural and completely harmless phenomenon.