An easy 7km circular walk from the little north eastern village of San Carlos through the hills to the little known beach of Cala Mastella, home of the unique ‘El Bigote’ restaurant – famous for once refusing to serve the King of Spain because he hadn’t made a booking beforehand.

The return journey takes you through traditional, unspoilt, Ibiza farming countryside to a beautifully preserved and restored 17th century country farmhouse, as you return to your starting point.

This hike takes around 3 hours, while your altitude changes by 120 m en route.

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

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