Which Mediterranean island's two main beaches are called Ses Salines and Es Cavellet?
Ses Feixes Wetlands built, an event which would mark an important step in the area’s preservation, if implemented. The Ibiza Preservation Fund has furnish projects to raise awareness of the environmental and cultural significance of this ancient wetland. Eight hectares of wetland were destroyed within two hours in an intentional fire on the 6th of March, 2017. The current conditions of the Feixes and the future of this land are unclear Ses Feixes Wetlands Ses Feixes is an area of wetland on the Spanish island of Ibiza. The area is in on the northern side of the municipality of Ibiza town. The wetland
Sant Francesc de s'Estany state mainly aimed at offering religious services to the locals who worked in the ponds so that they did not have to travel home to pray. The Ses Salines as the ponds are known, are still worked today, and were first worked by the Phoenicians. Close by there are walks which border the ponds. The hamlet is also close to the beaches of Es Cavallet, ses Salines and Cap des Falcó. The little church of "Saint Francis of the Lagoon" stands on the road from Sant Jordi along with a small cluster of buildings which give the resemblance of a