Es Vedra

The Es Vedrà is famous among locals and visitors for its natural view, it is a little rough island off the southwestern seaboard off the Spanish island of Ibiza.The island, which is 413 meters tall, is a piece of the Cala d'Hort nature hold and lies 1.5423 miles 2.4821 km off the drift at Cala d'Hort, which is in the district of Sant Josep de Sa Talaia.

The island is uninhabited but the main occupants were sub-types of wild goat yet these were butchered by the nearby government in 2016 to secure the fauna of the island.

The island has no human tenants, in spite of the fact that in 1855 a Carmelite Friar by the name of Francis Palau y Quer once lived here for a brief span following his outcast from Catalonia.

There is additionally a sub-type of the Ibizan divider reptile on the island. It is additionally home to a settlement of the imperiled fledgling of prey called Eleonora's bird of prey.