Quick answer: Es Vedra is the steep rocky islet off Ibiza's southwest coast, facing Cala d'Hort. It is a protected nature reserve best seen up close by boat.
What to know
- Es Vedra, Es Vedranell and the Illots de Ponent have been a nature reserve since 2002 (Balearic Decree 24/2002).
- Boat tours from San Antonio and Ibiza Town sail around it, most often timed for sunset.
- The island is uninhabited and protected, so the usual way to see it is from the water or from the coast opposite.
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Related terms
- Es VedranellEs Vedranell is the low, elongated islet between Es Vedra and the Ibiza coast. From Cala d'Hort it frames Es Vedra in almost every photo.
- Cala d'HortCala d'Hort is the beach on Ibiza's southwest coast that looks straight at Es Vedra. It is the beach that faces the islet most directly at sunset.
- Es Vedra viewpointThe Es Vedra viewpoint is any clifftop spot facing the islet. The classic Torre des Savinar lookout has been closed to the public since February 2025.
- Sunset cruiseA sunset cruise in Ibiza is an evening boat trip timed for the sun going down, usually from San Antonio along the west coast, some as far as Es Vedra.