SANTA GERTRUDIS DE FRUITERA

This quiet inland village has become one the most charming rural centres in the island. Eating a cured ham roll in any of its pavement cafes is a tradition for both locals and travellers. It also has handicrafts shops, antique shops, and avant-garde cuisine restaurants.

Santa Gertrudis is located in a road junction which links it to Eivissa, Sant Miquel, Sant Llorenç and Sant Mateu. The centre of the village is dominated by a church founded in 1797. The façade has been altered several times, the same as the belfry, which dates back to the XIX century.

Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera

A fishermen cove frequented by families, of small size where there is a predominance of dry-dock stalls. Closed and very protected from winds and swell, it is a place very much frequented by people of Ibiza who like spending there sunny days off, bathing among friends and family in its crystal waters. You can finish off the excursion visiting the rest of the nearby Phoenician settlemnt of Sa Caleta, VII century b.C; declared Word Heritage.

Size: 180m long. Orientation : Southeast. Substratum : Rocks. Sea bed : Rocky. Environment : Natural. Sitting : 9 km away from Sant Josep.