The Mediterranean, at ease
Calma Society · Formentera
Fortified churches, houses built as refuges and two lighthouses: an island made of holding on.
Formentera is known for its beaches. But it also holds a Roman fort left unfinished by a war between emperors, the oldest megalithic tomb in the Balearics, boats that sleep in caves, and a seagrass credited with ages even its own discoverers do not claim.
A square, a fortified church and the place where the island actually lives. Why it deserves more than the ten minutes it usually gets.
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