Formentera is seen from above, not landed on. The island has no civil helipad and much of it is protected Natura 2000 land, so we do not land there. What we fly is the view: Ses Illetes, Espalmador and the cliffs of La Mola — from Ibiza or Palma, and back.
Sightseeing only — the helicopter does not land on Formentera. Quoted on request, per helicopter.
Across Es Freus to Ses Illetes, Espalmador and La Mola, then back to Ibiza.
From Son Bonet over the Pitiusas and back to Mallorca.
The Balearic hop to Formentera's nearest airport.
Formentera is off-season for 8 months; the island lives from June through September. August peaks hard.
Juan y Andrea, Beso Beach, Piratabus open. The sightseeing season begins.
SeasonSpanish bank holiday — every beach full. Book flights early.
PeakStill warm, half the crowd. The connoisseur's month. Yachts still anchored in Espalmador.
ShoulderBeach clubs wind down by mid-October. Last sightseeing flights of the season.
ClosingNo. Formentera has no civil helipad for passenger flights, and much of the island lies in protected Natura 2000 areas. We fly sightseeing over the island and return to Ibiza or Palma.
Ses Illetes and Espalmador in the north, the salt flats of Ses Salines, and the cliffs of La Mola in the east.
From Ibiza or from Son Bonet in Palma. Every flight is quoted on request, per helicopter.
By ferry from Ibiza port. Fly to Ibiza by helicopter, then cross by boat.
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