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The storm empties ses Illetes in the middle of summer

The storm empties ses Illetes in the middle of summer

Staff diariodeibiza.com

Tuesday, September 05 2023, 7.57am

An oasis reserved solely for the privileged. The tempest’s aftermath hasn’t solely wrought havoc; it’s also brought some blessings, like the long-awaited rain that the island’s countryside desperately needed. And for a fortunate handful, a unique opportunity arose to relish, in near solitude, one of Formentera’s paradises – ses Illetes. Clouds held back the usual tide of tourists from the shores yesterday, granting an exclusive cohort the luxury of basking in the sun or engaging in activities like kitesurfing, all with ample personal space. It’s akin to a wintertime postcard, yet the temperature mirrors that of September. A storm-bestowed gift, enjoyed by a select few. El temporal vacía ses Illetes en pleno verano

The storm empties ses Illetes in the middle of summer

El temporal vacía ses Illetes en pleno verano

The storm empties ses Illetes in midsummer