If you are set on proximity to the marina then Hostal La Savina is an option. Fridge, hair dryer and satellite TV come as standard in the room, and it serves food. The menu is mainly made up of Spanish, Italian and German dishes. Don’t let the word ‘Hostal’ put you off, as it is more like a hotel than a hostel. The best thing is that you can walk from the ferry to the Hostal – you can’t beat that for a convenient location. On the negative side La Savina isn’t the most exciting place to be based.

Estany Pudent and Estany des Peix are the two salt lagoons that sit just behind La Savina. Estany Pudent has sulphur reserves that can cause quite a stink when they bubble up during the summer – it deserves its name of stinky pond. The irrigation in Estany des Peix is more effective and it does not have the odor problems of Estany Pudent. The wetlands that surround both these lagoons make them rich wildlife reserves, and you will see many species of birds, including flamingos.

When you arrive at La Savina you will see that there is a tourist information office right there at the ferry terminal. The staff inside are very friendly and will be able to answer all your questions. Most tourists just want to know how to hire a bike and get to Es Trucadors, and the Tourist Office will be able to set you up. In fact it only takes 20 minutes of cycling along the coastline of Es Cavall d’en Borras in order to reach the best beaches on the island.

The port of La Savina also has some cultural points of interest, including the old prisoner of was camp Es Campament. Hundreds were held here during the Spanish Civil War, and the area has an eerie feeling about it.

La Savina Formentera is the island’s port and you can see more about it if you go to this site. It’s pretty useful http://hubpages.com/hub/Savina-Formentera