Regular visits bring us to the grounds surrounding the white lighthouse on Cabo de Sant Antonio. Walking here remains a pleasure with the mighty Montgó rising in the background and views stretching across the sea.
On clear days, faint contours of Ibiza appear on the horizon. For generations, this beacon formed the isolated domain of lighthouse keepers and their families. Now, everything operates automatically.
Until recently, the grounds surrounding the lighthouse remained hermetically sealed, denying access to visitors. Change is underway. For the first time in 171 years, the gates of the site are opening to the public.
A visitor centre is taking shape, alongside plans for a botanical garden featuring native flora from the Montgó massif.
New viewpoints promise an unobstructed look at an annual spectacle: fin whales swimming past the rocky cliffs of the cape during spring and early summer.
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