Sa Roqueta
Sa Roqueta sits just north of Es Pujols, still inside the Ses Salines park influence, with dunes screening Estany Pudent behind. Official tourism calls it a small, peaceful natural beach of fine white sand broken by rocky outcrops and shallow clear water. The Guía de Playas length is about 560 metres. It joins the southern end of Llevant and is only a short walk from the Es Pujols promenade.
Facilities on the sand itself are scant. Most people bring what they need or use cafés back in Es Pujols. Parking nearby is limited. Platges de Balears and local guides note that summer easterlies can raise a swell here, so check conditions before swimming with children. Crystal-clear water over sand and rock makes light snorkelling worthwhile on calm mornings.
Naturism is commonly practised on Sa Roqueta. There is no painted divide: clothing-optional and textile groups tend to settle a little apart by habit. It is often mentioned alongside Llevant and Migjorn as one of the island's easier naturist choices that is still close to shops and buses. That mix is part of the point of Formentera; nobody needs a lecture if everyone gives space.
Combine it with a walk to Ses Canyes or on toward Llevant if you want more room. Stay off the dunes, use the walkways where provided, and leave no litter in the park fringe.
At a glance
- Name of beach: Sa Roqueta
- Also known as: Playa Sa Roqueta
- Municipality: Formentera
- Length / width (Guía de Playas): 560 m / 20 m
- Beach type: Sand
- Naturism: Commonly practised (Guía de Playas: Nudismo Sí)
- Access: Foot / car from Es Pujols
- Parking: Yes, limited
- Protected area: Yes
- Coordinates (approx.): 38°44'06" N, 1°26'43" E