october, 2018

fri26oct10:00 amfri5:00 pmTHE BIG ONE - Ses Balandres - 10.00h

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Who is up for The BIG 1? Tim will take you on an approx. 20km`s and 7 hours walk, and some of the most stunning scenery on Ibiza.
 
This walk is spectacular and very adventurous because we will go down to sea level half abseiling and the climb up is tough and steep. But Tim and our new guide Patrick lead the BIG ONE of October and will help you! Ses Balandres means the ferns, because there are a few different types in the shady moist crevice that we descend through. We will also see many other plants not observed much in Ibiza due to the unique conditions here.
 
We start at the Church at Santa Agnes. We pass the island’s oldest well built by the Moors. The views from the top of the cliffs is wholly spectacular with the crescent shaped Margalides islands 150 metres below and out to sea.
 
Then the descent starts within a deep gorge and we go all the way down to sea level, the last section by half abseiling. The rockface has steps carved into it which makes it much better than it sounds. At the bottom there are a few fisherman’s huts and boat launching ramps. The rock strata is particularly interesting as it is very convoluted due to powerful upheavals many thousands of years ago. The climb up will be tough but there are many places to rest on the twisting path.
 
Bring plenty of snacks, a good picnic lunch, 3 liters of water, loads of energy and smiles and lets get those legs walking! (we do not pass any shops to buy anything at!).
 
If you have thought about doing the Around The Island Adventure then this is a typical days walking, so come and experience the magic!
 
PLEASE BE AWARE: NOT SUITABLE FOR PEOPLE WITH FEAR FOR HEIGHTS & DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THIS WALK
 
DATE & TIME:
Friday 26th October – 10.00h
 
MEETING POINT:
Church of Santa Agnes
 
GOOGLE MAP LINK:
https://goo.gl/maps/79uxt
 
WHAT TO BRING:
-3 liters water
-plenty of snacks
-picnic lunch
-lots of layers, as it could be chilly at the start and end
-we have walking poles which are great
 
RATING: HARD
We rate this walk as HARD. Mainly due to the length of 20km and total height climb, and the fact that the walk is very technical. Total approx 20km’s/ 7 hours.
NOT SUITABLE FOR PEOPLE WITH FEAR FOR HEIGHTS.
DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THIS WALK.
 
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HOW DO THE WALKS WORK? READ ON..
You don’t have to make a reservation for our community walks. You just can show up at the meeting point.
 
WHAT TO BRING ON THE WALKS:
A small backpack so your hands are free
At least 1.5 litres of water
Some snacks to keep you going
Good foot wear that has been worn in, trainers are generally ok as long as they have good grip.
Sunblock if required
Sun hat if required
Swimming gear in season
Torch for night time walks
Light shower coat, just in case
 
We have walking poles available to assist you if required.
 
DONATION:
The walks are by donation of 10€ per person. It’s important for us that the walks are accessible to all and if you are on a very tight budget then we also except exchanges like some nice chocolate, something home made or a hug!
 
DOGS:
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON OUR BIG WALKS.
 
INSURANCE:
We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility.
 
GUIDES:
All our guides are trained and have the ability to lead groups, they all carry a first aid kit and use walkie talkies to keep in contact with a back marker to make sure the group stays together and are safe. We also have strict departure and return procedure to ensure everyone is accounted for.
 
The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.
 
Let us know if you have any questions.
Kindest
xxx
 
0034 608 69 29 01 (Toby)
00 31 611 13 05 56 (Corine)
 
Toby@WalkingIbiza.com
www.WalkingIbiza.com
 
You may also be interested in our Food Tours, guided tours around Ibiza town tasting great food & drinks www.IbizaFoodTours.com

Time

(Friday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location

Santa Agnés

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