Visit and tasting at Bodegas Can Maymó
Visit to a winery in the Albarca valley near Sant Mateu, with tasting and an animal park on the same estate.
According to Google, open only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Part of Sant Antoni de Portmany
Santa Agnès de Corona
Also known as Santa Inés de la Corona
A plain of red earth and scattered farmhouses where the almond trees blossom in January and February.
- Things to do
- 9 nearby
- Best time
- January and February
Counts towards the Sant Antoni de Portmany stamp.
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Things to do in Santa Agnès de Corona
Santa Agnès sits on the Pla de Corona, a protected area where almost everyone lives in scattered houses and the rural landscape shows traditional Ibiza better than almost anywhere. Its hallmark is the almond trees: they blossom in January and February, and it is a custom to stroll among them on full-moon nights. In the cova de Santa Agnès stands a chapel from the first centuries of Christianity.
We don't list any experiences inside Santa Agnès de Corona yet: these are the closest.
Cap Blanc Aquarium (sea cave)
Aquarium inside a sea cave near Cala Gració, with about 50 local species and recovering turtles.
GuruWalk (guía independiente en Sant Antoni)
Sunset and street art walk in Sant Antoni (tip-based)
A roughly two-hour guided walk through Sant Antoni's old streets and street art, ending near the sunset bars.
According to Google, open only on Thursdays and Saturdays
Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium
Glass-bottom catamaran leaving Sant Antoni to see the seabed at Cap Blanc, with a swim, snorkelling and a snack on board.
Cap Blanc and Cala Salada by glass-bottom boat (day trip)
A day boat trip from Sant Antoni combining the Cap Blanc aquarium with beach time at Cala Salada and a mid-afternoon return.
Es Vedrà by catamaran with a swim stop (morning)
Four hours along the west coast to circle Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell, with a swim stop in a cove and finger food on board.
Santa Agnès de Corona on the map
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Around
- Visit and tasting at Bodegas Can Maymó4.7 km
- Cap Blanc Aquarium (sea cave)6.8 km
- Sunset and street art walk in Sant Antoni (tip-based)6.9 km
- Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium7.0 km
- Cap Blanc and Cala Salada by glass-bottom boat (day trip)7.0 km
- Es Vedrà by catamaran with a swim stop (morning)7.0 km
When to visit Santa Agnès de Corona, and tips
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When to go
January and February, with the almond trees in blossom; 21 January, Saint Agnes, is a local holiday.
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A local tip
There is no central village: almost all residents live in scattered houses across the Pla de Corona.
Quick facts
- Almond blossom
- January and February
- Patron saint’s day
- Saint Agnes, 21 January
- Landscape
- Red, fertile soil
Where to stay in Santa Agnès de Corona
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Near Santa Agnès de Corona
What to do around here
Nearby towns
- Sant Antoni de Portmany7.1 km
- Sant Miquel de Balansat8.8 km
- Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera9.3 km
- Sant Rafel de sa Creu10 km
- Sant Agustí des Vedrà11 km
- Sant Josep de sa Talaia13 km
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What is there to see and do in Santa Agnès de Corona?
Santa Agnès sits on the Pla de Corona, a protected area where almost everyone lives in scattered houses and the rural landscape shows traditional Ibiza better than almost anywhere. Its hallmark is the almond trees: they blossom in January and February, and it is a custom to stroll among them on full-moon nights. In the cova de Santa Agnès stands a chapel from the first centuries of Christianity. Atlas de Ibiza lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Visit and tasting at Bodegas Can Maymó, Cap Blanc Aquarium (sea cave), Sunset and street art walk in Sant Antoni (tip-based), Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium, Cap Blanc and Cala Salada by glass-bottom boat (day trip), Es Vedrà by catamaran with a swim stop (morning).
When is the best time to visit Santa Agnès de Corona?
January and February, with the almond trees in blossom; 21 January, Saint Agnes, is a local holiday.
Any practical tips for visiting Santa Agnès de Corona?
There is no central village: almost all residents live in scattered houses across the Pla de Corona.
Sources
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.