If Ibiza is heaven for hedonists, then neighbouring Balearic island Formentera is a haven for peace-seeking hippies and artists. We let the stylish experts at fashion and travel website Beach Tomato plan our bohemian getaway — unspoiled nature and pristine beaches included.

Don’t be surprised if you stumble across Kate Moss or Jade Jagger at Las Banderas Playa, a colourful eight-bedroom B&B on the beach with a restaurant serving both Italian and Spanish cuisine.

Splash over to rustic-chic Es Ram, an ecofriendly resort comprising five white villas (each with two to seven bedrooms) hidden among pine trees. Guests also have access to a gym, personal trainer and jeeps.

Looking for some action? Stay in one of 27 white-washed rooms at Gecko Beach Club, a recently renovated 1960s hotel located above a bustling bar.

Book a table at Juan y Andrea on Playa de Illetas to try the famous salt-baked fish (it’s so big, it requires a chisel).

Trek farther down the beach to Es Molí de Sal, another popular seafood restaurant with a spectacular view.

For stunning sunsets atop a breezy roof terrace, visit 10.7, a cool bar open for lunch and dinner. Bonus: a DJ.

Besides a trip to the hippie market at Pilar de la Mola (every Wednesday and Sunday), the only place you’ll really want to be is the beach.

Borrow a yacht and make your way to the natural mud bath on secluded island Espalmador. Booming bars and ideal snorkeling conditions await at Playa Migjorn. Playa de Illetas gets busy during peak season, as it’s closest to port, but the turquoise water and long stretches of white sand are reminiscent of the Caribbean. Nearby Playa de Llevant is quieter and more private, though it gets windy; well-hidden Cala en Baster near Sant Ferran lures easygoing adventurers with small caves and calm water. For relaxing, romantic sunsets, Estany des Peix is the place to be.

Worried about what to wear? Most of the beaches in Formentera are unofficially nudist.

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