Sunday Walk - Bill's Paradise - 10.00h

Donation-based: €15 / €20 / €25

3.5 hours of forest paths, panoramic views & authentic Ibiza stories.

From the almond-filled valley of Santa Agnès, wind through forest trails and past ancient walls to the rugged West Coast. Visit a historic lime oven, follow a fisherman’s path to hidden boat houses (and a swim if you dare!), then climb to a lost village with ruins, terracing, and a spring.

End with stunning cliffside views on a trail known as “Bill’s Paradise” since the late 60s.

Please note that we need to take a large step up a rock when we leave the beach.

Tour Details

• Date: Sunday, 16th November
• Time: 10:00 (approx. 3 hours)
• Distance: 6km
• Rating: Medium – We need to take a large step up a rock when we leave the beach. This walk is not suitable for people scared of heights!
• Meeting Point: Restaurant Puertas del Cielo
• 📍Google Maps
• Need a lift? Event details will be posted on the Walking Ibiza Community Facebook page in the days before the event. Comment there to connect with others for ride shares.

What to Bring

• Small backpack – so your hands are free
• At least 1.5L of water
• Snacks
• Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
• Sun protection (hat, sunblock)
• Swimwear (optional)
• Light coat just in case (in cooler months)
• Walking poles available on request

🐾 Dogs welcome! Socialised and well-behaved dogs are allowed, on leads when required (on roads and some beaches).

Book Your Spot

• This walk is offered on a donation basis – choose what feels right for you: €15 / €20 / €25
• Amazing value for a unique guided experience in Ibiza’s nature.
• Guide contact (only to be used on day of tour): Jasmine +34 662 442 916

Good to Know

• 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.
• We have liability insurance, but do not have medical insurance – this is your responsibility. The trip and your safety is your responsibility and you must ensure you are covered for this prior to coming on the walk.