Torre de Campanitx is a historic lookout tower in Santa Eulària des Riu, on Ibiza’s east coast. The walk brings you to views across inland valleys and the sea, and the tower is among the island’s well-preserved watchtowers. You can drive most of the way, then continue on foot along paths that can be slippery and overgrown. The cliffs make the viewpoint exposed, so stay back from the edge when taking photos.
Getting to the tower

You can drive most of the way to Torre de Campanitx, but the last paths can be slippery and thick vegetation may obstruct views from lower down. Wear sturdy shoes, and bring water if you are not driving up. Access may be difficult for wheelchair users, so check conditions before setting out.
FAQ
Can you drive to Torre de Campanitx?
You can drive most of the way, then continue on foot. Park before the slippery paths near the tower.
Is Torre de Campanitx accessible for wheelchair users?
Access may be limited because of the paths. Check accessibility before visiting.
What can you see from Torre de Campanitx?
The viewpoint looks across Ibiza’s valleys and out to the sea.

