Es Vedra & Sunset view

Es Vedra is a stark limestone rock formation that rises steeply from the Mediterranean, visible from several viewing platforms positioned along the cliffs. Marked hiking trails connect these platforms and offer different perspectives of the isolated rock mass against the sea.

Ancient Phoenician sailors used this rock formation as a navigation landmark thousands of years ago during their Mediterranean voyages. The distinctive profile served as a reliable reference point for ships traveling between different ports.

Local people have long gathered here at sunset, especially during seasons when the sun dips behind the rock formation. The timing and position make it a natural meeting place where visitors from the island come to watch the day end together.

Access is provided through marked hiking trails of varying difficulty that start at different locations and lead to different viewpoints. Parking is available near Cala d'Hort beach, from where the trails can be reached.

The location is often associated with unusual magnetic properties that reportedly affect compass needles in the area. Whether these claims have scientific basis or remain part of local lore continues to be debated by visitors and residents alike.