View of Camí de sa Pujada (Camí Romà): subida a La Mola, Ibiza

Illustrative photo of Camí de sa Pujada (Camí Romà): subida a La Mola, not from the operator · Photo: Joan Gené · CC BY-SA 4.0

Nature & hiking

Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola

by Consell Insular de Formentera · Formentera

4 km green route from es Caló to El Pilar de la Mola along the old climbing path, with island views. Rated hard by the Consell.

About

This is the Consell's green route 25: 4 km, about 80 minutes on foot and rated hard. It starts in the small fishing village of es Caló and follows the historic path once used to climb La Mola, older than the current road, with panoramic views, Racó de sa Pujada and Pou des Verro. Up on the plateau it passes the Terramoll vineyards and ends in El Pilar de la Mola. It was declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 1993. Another Govern page mentions 1 km, so trust the Consell's 4 km. Opening hours: not stated; bring water and sturdy shoes.

  • Old path up to La Mola
  • Views from Racó de sa Pujada and Pou des Verro
  • Finish by the Terramoll vineyards and El Pilar

Key facts

Price
FreePublic outdoor space, no admission (per formentera.es); may change.
Duration
1 h–1.5 h
Area
Formentera
Languages
Not stated
Minimum age
Not stated
Group
Small group
Accessibility
Not stated

When to go

Months in season

Open a month to see the weather, sea temperature and festivals.

How it scores

Editorial rating from 1 to 5 using our public rubric; not user reviews.

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  • Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola
  • Average of Nature & hiking
  • Effort4/5
  • Family2/5
  • Weather-dependent4/5
  • Crowds2/5

Climb of about 160 m rated hard by the Consell; avoid the hot hours.

Where it is

EivissaSant AntoniSanta EulàriaSant JosepSant JoanPortinatxSant FrancescEs Pujols ✈ IBZ IBIZA © OpenStreetMap N

The smallest inhabited Balearic island: La Savina, Sant Francesc, es Pujols, Sant Ferran and the La Mola plateau. See the 39 experiences →

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola cost?

Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola has no admission fee according to the sources we checked. Public outdoor space, no admission (per formentera.es); may change. It is worth confirming before you go.

How long does Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola take?

Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola takes about 1 h–1.5 h.

When is the best time for Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola?

Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola is offered in these months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec.

Is it suitable for kids?

Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola is not the best plan for young children.

Can you do it if it rains?

In bad weather Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola may be cancelled or postponed; book with flexible cancellation.

Where can I book Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola?

Check the official site of the Camí de sa Pujada (Roman Path): climb to La Mola operator.

Sources and review

Data collected from public sources and reworded in our own words. Last reviewed: 2026-10-27.

Freeno admission fee, per our sources
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