Puig de Missa Church
This stunning church is hard to miss as it's situated at the top of a high hill overlooking the whole of Santa Eulalia.
Santa Eulalia to Santa Gertrudis - Easy Route
Connecting the coast to the mountains via this paved biking path
An easy biking route for beginners or those requiring a less demanding route - especially on those hot summer days!
This marked trail will take you from the coastal town of Santa Eulalia in the east of Ibiza to the hilly areas around the town of Santa Gertrudis in the centre of Ibiza. Mostly uphill this route is not taxing and is on a paved trail. travelling through some lovely farmland on the way you will be able to discover a different side to the party island at a more tranquil pace.
What to see
Along the route you will pass the Puig de Missa, a cluster of monuments on top of a hill, comprising Puig de Missa’s church, a cemetery, the Barrau Museum, the Ibiza Ethnographic Museum and other traditional buildings. When you reach Santa Gertrudis you will be able to enjoy the splendour of the church in the heart of the town.
Sights in Ibiza
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Ethnographic Museum, Santa Eulalia
In a pretty Ibizan house is the Ethnographic Museum of Ibiza. Permanently on display are artefacts that demonstrate how life was in Ibiza in the past.
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S'Argamassa Roman Aqueduct
Built by the Romans in the 1st century AD, this aqueduct now runs for 425 metres and reaches 2 metres high at some points.
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San Carlos Church
As the road winds around it, entering and leaving San Carlos, you can't help but be drawn to a quick stop to have a wander round.
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Balafia Traditional Houses
Just outside the village of San Lorenzo in the north, there are echoes of an old Moorish settlement, seven houses and two towers with a distinctive defensive function
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Santa Gertrudis Church, Santa Gertrudis
The local church sits in the centre of the village and was founded 1797, although building actually began in 1785.
Where to lunch
This is a relatively short bike ride, you can take it at your own pace, but we would suggest waiting until you reach Santa Gertrudis for lunch,. There are numerous places to eat and drink here and it is a truly delightful town.
Restaurants in Santa Eularia
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La Casita Restaurant, Cala Llonga
A longstanding tradition, La Casita is in an old reformed finca owned by chef Johannes, who has been successfully pampering his guests with delicious cooking for the last 30 years.
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Seventeen Restaurant
Seveteen restaurant is hidden in the heart of Siesta village, not far from Santa Eulalia.
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Es Terral Restaurant
"Es Terral" is the name of a night wind that brings freshness... So does this little restaurant located in a small pedestrian street of Santa Eulalia Del Río.
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Somiart Restaurant
Somiart is an "Art-Restaurant" where you can enjoy delicious food and let various performers entertain you.
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Chiringuito Blue Beach Club
Ideally located in Santa Eulalia Bay, this beach restaurant has wonderful sea views. Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine made with local produce.
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La Mar de Santa Restaurant
This restaurant is located just a short five minutes walk from the town centre. It located in a peaceful environment facing the sea.
What to do
Things To Do in Santa Eularia
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Club de Tenis Santa Eulalia
A fairly new complex in the heart of Santa Eulalia that offers you clay courts to practise on and the chance to stay fit during your holiday.
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Acrobosc Ibiza Tree Top Adventure Park, Es Canar
Located in a small natural area in Es Canar, this tree top adventure park offers different circuits for adults and children.
Directions
1. Depart from the Sta. Eulalia sports pavilion, go straight ahead along the street heading south.
2. Right turn. Continue straight ahead until you come to a road, where you turn to the right.
3. Roundabout, right turn. Go straight ahead along the road, enjoying the scenery.
4. Crossroads, straight ahead.
5. Right turn. Immediately after a little bridge, Turn to the right onto a paved road.
6. Left turn at crossroads.
7. Left turn at crossroads. This is a busy road so take care to stay as close to the edge as possible.
8. Right turn. When you come to a house with orange trees, turn right onto a narrow paved road that leads to some woodland.
9. Left fork.
10. Right turn. You will find a poorly paved road where you take a turn to the right and go straight ahead.
11. Left turn. At this point, turn to the left and head for Sta. Gertrudis, following the directions on a sign.
12. Roundabout to the left. Turn to the left and bear right as you arrive at Sta. Gertrudis.
13. Right turn. You will arrive at the main square of town, with its impressive church, and turn right and then left across the centre of town.
14. End of the route. At the end of the pedestrian street, you will come across the sign that indicates the end of the route.
