A beautiful 6km circular hike from Santa Ines around the huge almond tree groves, which create one of the iconic images of Ibiza when the trees are covered in blossom during late January and the whole of February.

The walk then follows the almost inaccessible rugged northern coastline from the aptly named ‘las puertas del cielo’ (doorway to heaven) before climbing back to return to the plateau of Santa Ines, ‘the Valley of the Crown’.

The hike takes four hours and involves a change in altitude of 140 metres.

The full description of the hike with photos on a google map is here

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