Far de la Mola

Beautiful place. A museum is inside, but you are not allowed inside the lighthouse. There is a selfie-making stand. I've never seen something like this before.

Be prepared to walk! Have good shoes and take water or a few beers! No shade, and a 2 mile walk, but the views from the cliff edge make up for it! And hardly a soul in sight. The lighthouse is a lonely soldier!

It is lovely and peaceful. A lovely restaurant there to relax and eat. The views are stunning.

We returned after two years and the views still amaze us.

Majestic location and must visit for any visitors to Formentera. Beautiful views from the cliff tops and highly recommended to view the sunrise on the Eastern horizon. Also stunning place to go star gazing at night and watch the still functioning lighthouse

Fantastic place to see the sea and sunset. There's a bar nearby to have a drink as well, otherwise just overlook the Clift towards the sea. Beware of going with kids or pets since there's no protection.

Far de la Mola: A Formentera Gem My recent visit to the Far de la Mola, or La Mola Lighthouse, was unforgettable and perfectly encapsulated the raw beauty of Formentera. Perched atop a dramatic cliff, this historic lighthouse offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The hike to the lighthouse itself is a rewarding journey, winding through picturesque countryside and offering glimpses of the stunning coastline. As you approach the lighthouse, the sense of anticipation grows, and the final reveal is simply awe-inspiring. The imposing structure, with its distinctive white tower, stands as a testament to the island's maritime heritage. Beyond its historical significance, the lighthouse is a haven for nature lovers and photographers alike. The dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and diverse wildlife create a stunning backdrop for capturing unforgettable moments. Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or simply a peaceful escape, the Far de la Mola has something to offer everyone. A visit to the lighthouse is not complete without exploring the surrounding area. The nearby coves, such as Cala Saona and Cala en Baster, are renowned for their pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. Take a leisurely stroll along the coastal paths, soak up the sun, or indulge in a delicious seafood lunch at one of the local restaurants. The road is good, a little narrow though, but good, riding a bike uphill to get there is demanding, but once you get there the reward is fantastic. In conclusion, the Far de la Mola is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Formentera. Its combination of natural beauty, historical significance, and tranquil atmosphere makes it a truly special place.

Good view from the cliff top. Unable to go up the lighthouse. Handy cafe next to it. Fair walk from the village on a hot day