View of Subida a Sa Talaiassa, el punto más alto de Ibiza, Ibiza

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Nature & hiking

Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza

by Ajuntament de Sant Josep de sa Talaia (Turismo) · Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Walk of about 2.4 km from Sant Josep's church square to the 475 m summit, with views of Formentera and Es Vedrà.

About

Sa Talaiassa (Sa Talaia) is the island's highest summit at 475 m. According to Sant Josep's tourism site, the walking route starts at the church square, follows Carrer de sa Talaia and continues on a country path through pine forest; it can also be reached by a signposted track from the Cala Vedella road. From the top you can see Formentera, the Ponent islets and, on clear days, the mainland coast. The source publishes no hours or restrictions: check before you go.

  • 475 m summit
  • Views of Formentera and Es Vedrà
  • 2.4 km route from Sant Josep

Key facts

Price
FreeOpen-air public space, no admission (per santjosep.net); may change.
Duration
1.5 h–3 h
Area
Sant Josep de sa Talaia
Languages
Not stated
Minimum age
Not stated
Group
Small group
Accessibility
Partly accessible

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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  • Average of Nature & hiking
  • Effort3/5
  • Family3/5
  • Weather-dependent4/5
  • Crowds2/5

Moderate climb of about 2.4 km; stretches without shade; poor views in low cloud.

Where it is

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South-west of the island: the Talaia (475 m), 84 km of coast, ses Salines natural park and villages such as es Cubells and Sant Agustí. See the 29 experiences →

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza cost?

Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza has no admission fee according to the sources we checked. Open-air public space, no admission (per santjosep.net); may change. It is worth confirming before you go.

How long does Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza take?

Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza takes about 1.5 h–3 h.

When is the best time for Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza?

Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza is offered in these months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec.

Is it suitable for kids?

Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza can work with kids depending on age and pace. Check the minimum age.

Can you do it if it rains?

In bad weather Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza may be cancelled or postponed; book with flexible cancellation.

Where can I book Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza?

Check the official site of the Climb to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point of Ibiza 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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