Time and Space is a contemporary stone sculpture at Cala Llentia, on Ibiza’s west coast. Andrew Rogers arranged 13 basalt columns in an elliptical formation inspired by the solar system and the Fibonacci sequence; the tallest reaches 10 metres. Walk among the stones, then look out across the sea towards Es Vedrà from the nearby cliffs. The setting is especially striking at sunset, though the coastal views are a reason to come earlier too. The final approach is rough, so take care on the access track.
A sculpture of basalt columns
Artist Andrew Rogers created Time and Space as a contemporary monument on Ibiza’s west coast. Its 13 basalt columns are set in an elliptical arrangement and follow the Fibonacci sequence. The tallest column rises 10 metres.
The work is also known as Ibiza’s Stonehenge, but its formal name is Time and Space, The Speed of Light. Its scale and arrangement invite you to walk through the stone formation rather than view it only from a distance.
The coastal setting
The sculpture stands on a rocky coastal shelf near Cala Llentia. From the cliffs nearby, you can see across the sea towards Es Vedrà. Look for the stone circles formed on the ground and a door-frame structure that creates another view of the coast.
The site’s position gives the installation a different feel as the light changes. Sunset is a popular time to see it, while an early visit can bring cooler conditions and a quieter setting.
Getting to the site
The monument is reached by a dirt track, and the approach can be uneven, with narrow sections and exposed rock. Take care when driving, especially on the way out, since route directions may send you along rough roads. Parking is available nearby, though the access route itself can be bumpy.
Mosquitoes are present in the area, so bring repellent. The site is close to the edge of a cliff; keep to a safe distance while looking out over the coast.
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Where is Time and Space in Ibiza?
It is at Cala Llentia on Ibiza’s west coast, near the cliffs overlooking the sea and Es Vedrà.
What is Time and Space made of?
The sculpture consists of 13 basalt columns arranged in an ellipse and based on the Fibonacci sequence.
When is the best time to visit Time and Space?
Sunset is a particularly striking time to see the installation. An early visit is another option if you prefer cooler conditions and a quieter setting.
Is the road to Time and Space easy to drive?
The dirt track can be narrow, bumpy and rocky. Take care with directions when leaving, as they can lead onto rough roads.
