Deus Hike Station

The footsteps of the ancient gods

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Average 3h

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8 Km

Altitude (Icon) - IBIZA HIKE STATION

200 m

Price Tag - IBIZA HIKE STATION

€ 350,-

Deus Hike Station Beginner

Ibiza · Average 3h ·
€350,- per group (up to 5 hikers)
€70,- each additional hiker
(The base price is €350,- in total, not per person)

Experience: Swim, Coastal

Deus Hike Station reveals one of the most peaceful and beautiful corners of north east Ibiza, a route designed for those who want to slow down, disconnect and discover a more untouched side of the island. This guided hike in Ibiza begins by the coast, where we first discover a striking cave beside the sea, an unusual and memorable start that immediately gives the walk a sense of mystery. From there, the trail continues along the coastline and through quiet pine forest, with beautiful sea views opening up along the way.

As this coastal hike in Ibiza unfolds, we discover two very different bays. One feels small, hidden and almost secret, while the other is wider and more open, with the possibility to go down for a swim when conditions allow. The route then leads to one of its most spectacular highlights, a place so striking it feels like another island, where a carpet of pine trees meets reddish rock above clear blue water. Here too, there is the possibility to swim and enjoy the stillness of this wild setting before continuing to another beautiful bay and returning by the same path.

This is a swimming hike in Ibiza that invites calm, presence and complete disconnection, a scenic and deeply restorative experience in true Hike Station Ibiza style.

Before Your Hike

Every detail is taken care of before you take your first step.

 

Timeaverage

Around 3 hours. The experience is flexible and can be adjusted depending on your time and preferences. Just speak with your guide.

What to Bring

To enjoy your hike comfortably, please bring:

  • At least 1.5L of water per person

  • A hat and sunscreen

  • Swimwear (for coastal hikes)

  • A small towel (if needed)

  • Any personal medication you may require during the hike (including inhalers)

  • Optional snacks (fruit, energy bars, etc.)

Many of our hikes include the opportunity for a swim. For added comfort when entering the water, we recommend bringing water shoes or swim shoes (optional). These are easy to find in most sports shops.

Please note that there are no shops or facilities along the trails.

What to Wear

For safety and comfort on the trail, please wear:

  • Trail running shoes or hiking shoes with good grip (required)

  • Socks (always required)

  • Comfortable sportswear, ideally quick-drying

  • A jacket or hoodie for sunset hikes, windy days, or cooler weather

For safety reasons, guests wearing flip-flops, sandals, open shoes, or other unsuitable footwear will not be able to join the hike. Regular sports shoes are not sufficient unless they are trail running shoes. Socks are mandatory.

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Levels of Difficluty

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Beginner

May include some short sections which are steep or uneven. These more gentle trails are suitable for beginners or those looking for a relaxed outdoor experience. They usually follow well-marked countryside caminos or coastal paths with minimal elevation gain. These hikes can be tailored to suit families, children and those with varying levels of fitness.
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Intermediate

No technical skill is required but these hikes may include sharp ascents and descents and cover rough terrain that offers more of a challenge. These hikes are suitable for hikers with a medium level of cardiovascular fitness and good sense of agility and balance. There may be avoidable areas of exposed heights unsuitable for those with vertigo.
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Advanced

These difficult trails will cover all types of terrain including loose shale underfoot and sections of coast which are particularly steep, rocky and slippery. There may be sections which are largely exposed, involve steep steps or ropes and have significant elevation gain. These hikes require a higher-than-average level of fitness and endurance and a resilient, positive mindset.