Long regarded as a wild scene island for hippies and techno enthusiasts, Ibiza has also made a name for itself among nature lovers and hikers. Away from the holiday resorts, a rural cultural landscape surprises visitors. Wooded hills and, above all, the extremely picturesque coastal scenery contribute to the unique charm of the Balearic island. Gently curved bays alternate with bizarrely shaped cliffs and offshore rock islands. Some of the turquoise bathing spots can only be reached on foot, especially in the north, where numerous untouched natural paradises await. Thirty easy to moderately difficult trails invite exploration, including several rewarding hikes on Ibiza's smaller sister island, Formentera.