The Luxury Hotel in Formentera
One 5-star hotel in Formentera, chosen by our travel experts: Teranka. Anyone booking through suitespot also receives breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – a package of more than €500.
Your Guide to the Luxury Hotel on Formentera
Teranka Formentera · Caló de Sant AgustíFor this guide we reviewed the best hotels on Formentera and selected one: Teranka Formentera at Caló de Sant Agustí, at 581 € per night.At no extra cost: booking through suitespot costs the same as booking direct with the hotel – the benefits come on top, free of charge.
In Search of the Best Hotel on Formentera
Teranka Formentera stands in the east of the island, at Caló de Sant Agustí, a small bay with an old fishing harbor.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comIt costs 581 € per night. The stay includes breakfast for two, a hotel credit of 50 US dollars, a room upgrade subject to availability and a late check-out.
People searching for a 5-star hotel on Formentera usually mean a particular kind of property: small, close to the water, with breakfast in the open air. That is exactly what is meant here.
Our travel advisors’ insider tip
At Teranka Formentera the suitespot benefits apply from two nights.
That sounds like a condition, but it is not – because the island has long since imposed it itself.
Formentera has no airport. You land on Ibiza and take the ferry to La Savina, a crossing of about half an hour. Add the way to the port, the wait and the same stretch back: anyone staying a single night would spend half of it traveling.
On this island, two nights are therefore not a requirement but the minimum the journey asks for anyway. The condition costs you nothing here.
Our advice: plan three or four nights instead. Formentera is barely twenty kilometers long, and it only opens up once you have spent a morning in the north and an evening in the south. Tell our travel advisors which day you arrive – the ferries run frequently, but in high summer the good crossings go early.
Where to Stay on Formentera: the East at Caló de Sant Agustí
Formentera is barely twenty kilometers long, and you can drive it end to end in a day. Even so, the island has four areas with characters of their own.
In the east lies Caló de Sant Agustí, a bay with stone boat hotels from which fishermen used to slide their boats into the water over wooden beams. Our recommendation: Teranka Formentera.
In the north, the spit of Ses Illetes reaches out into the sea, with shallow, bright water on both sides.
In the middle sit Sant Francesc with its white fortified church and Es Pujols, the one place with an evening scene.
And in the south and east the island rises: to Cap de Barbaria with its lighthouse above the cliffs, and to the La Mola plateau, where a market is held twice a week.
For orientation: the ferries dock at La Savina in the northwest. From there it is a good twelve kilometers to Caló de Sant Agustí. And a network of signposted green trails for bicycles and walkers crosses the island away from the main road.
Rooms and Suites: The Property from the Inside
Teranka Formentera has 19 categories, and 9 of those are suites. For a property of this size that is an unusually finely graded choice.
The largest categories measure 40 square meters. What is notable is that one of them is not a suite at all but a Deluxe Room facing the sea – so if you are looking for space, you do not necessarily have to move up into the suite categories.
Below them come three categories of 35 square meters, one of which is the Rooftop Suite.
It is also the answer to the question about the view: from up there you see the island as a panorama – flat, bright and bounded by water at its edges. It is the only view that shows Formentera as a whole.
Tell our travel advisors whether you would rather stay high up or closer to the water.
What a Night on Formentera Costs
A night at Teranka Formentera costs 581 €. That is the price to plan with – and the suitespot benefits apply from two nights.
| Luxury hotel | From | suitespot benefits from |
|---|---|---|
| Teranka Formentera | 581 € | 2 nights |
When it is at its best: from May to October. The water is warm enough to swim, and the beach restaurants in the bays are open.
When it is quietest: in May, June and October. The trails are yours, the ferries are empty, and in the mornings there are no boats off the northern beaches.
When to book early: in July and August. In those weeks the island is booked months ahead, and that applies to the ferries as much as to the properties.
How long to stay: three or four nights. One for the north with Ses Illetes, one for the south with Cap de Barbaria, one for La Mola and the market – and one with nothing planned at all.
A rental car is not needed for that. The island can be covered by bicycle or scooter, and for the stretch from the port to the property our travel advisors will gladly arrange a transfer.
And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as you do in the busiest.
Beaches, Trails and Exclusive Services on the Island
What our travel advisors arrange most often on Formentera is the day without a car: north along the green trails by bicycle in the morning, into the water at midday, back past the salt pans in the afternoon – and on foot to the harbor of Es Caló in the evening.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAlongside it: Ses Illetes in the north, where the sea stays shallow on both sides of the spit; Cap de Barbaria in the south, where the road ends at a lighthouse above the cliffs and the sunset is the point; the market at La Mola, held twice a week since the seventies; and the salt pans between the port and the north, where flamingos stand.
And the food: the salted fish known here as peix sec, dried in the sun; bullit de peix, a fish stew followed by rice; ensalada payesa with potato and onion; and the fig cake from La Mola.
A stay at Teranka Formentera includes breakfast for two, a hotel credit of 50 US dollars, a room upgrade subject to availability, a late check-out.
You redeem the credit at the property – and since you are staying at least two nights anyway, it falls on an evening when you no longer have to go anywhere.
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Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Formentera
What does a luxury hotel on Formentera cost?
A night at Teranka Formentera costs 581 €. Breakfast for two and a hotel credit of 50 US dollars are included.
How do you get to Formentera?
By ferry from Ibiza to La Savina; the crossing takes about half an hour. The island has no airport. It is a good twelve kilometers from the port to the property – our travel advisors will gladly arrange a transfer.
Is there a minimum stay on Formentera?
At Teranka Formentera the suitespot benefits apply from two nights. In practice that hardly matters: anyone staying a single night would spend half of it on the ferry.
Where on Formentera should I stay?
In the east at Caló de Sant Agustí, a bay with an old fishing harbor – that is where Teranka Formentera stands. From there you reach the north with Ses Illetes, the La Mola plateau in the east and Cap de Barbaria in the south in under half an hour each.
How many room categories does Teranka Formentera have?
19 categories, 9 of them suites. The largest measure 40 square meters – among them a Deluxe Room facing the sea that is exactly as large as the big suites.
Which room has the best view?
The Rooftop Suite at 35 square meters. From up there you see the island as a panorama – the only view that shows Formentera as a whole.
Do you need a car on Formentera?
No. The island is barely twenty kilometers long and crossed by a network of signposted green trails for bicycles and walkers. For the stretch from the port to the property a transfer is enough.
When is the best time to visit Formentera?
It is at its best from May to October. It is quietest in May, June and October. Book early for July and August – that applies to the ferries as much as to the property.
Can I earn hotel loyalty points on Formentera?
That depends on your membership: whether a stay here earns points or status nights in your programme, your travel advisor will confirm before you book. The suitespot benefits apply in any case.
