A Bronze Age settlement and one of the best-preserved prehistoric complexes in southern Formentera. It is the largest of the three excavated sites at Cap de Barbaria: a building with a complex floor plan whose adjoining curved rooms once made up nine living spaces, used as dwellings, workshops or shelter for animals. It was occupied during the Early and Middle Bronze Age, around 1600-1000 BC. It lies on the sa Tanca de dins estate, beside the Cap de Barbaria road heading towards the lighthouse; bring comfortable footwear, water and sun protection.