Cala Comte, IBIZA

Cala Comte is one of the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza with its soft, golden sand and clear, turquoise water.

It’s made up of 2 sandy coves, one of which has a rocky coastline whilst the other is backed by sand dunes. In between the beaches on top of the hill is the popular and somewhat famous bar/restaurant of Sunset Ashram. And it has its name for good reason – the sunset viewed from Sunset Ashram and Cala Comte is stunning and not to be missed.

As well as beautiful beaches, sunbeds, parasols, toilets, lifeguard and disables access can all be found at Cala Comte.

38° 57′ 53″ N, 1° 13′ 16″ E

WIND & SWELL

This is a small bay but can be exposed to southerly or westerly winds. Its well sheltered in north – eastern winds.

ANCHORING / SEABED

Cala Comte is a popular beach and therefore a popular anchorage. It’s shallow as it nears the beach but there are spots further out. Anchor in 5-6m over sand.

MOORING BUOYS

There are no mooring buoys available at Cala Comte.

DINGHY ACCESS

Its possible to approach the beach by dinghy but the beaches are usually very crowded.

BEACHES

The exquisite beach at Cala Comte is very popular and can get crowded so it’s best to arrive early if you can. Its clear waters are shallow making it excellent for children and good for swimming although there are strong currents in the open sea which can make it difficult even for strong swimmers. It’s not unusual to spot a variety of fish when swimming here. Sunbeds and loungers are very expensive to hire so many people simply use towels.

FOOD & DRINK

Cala Comte is a very popular beach and is also a popular spot for Sunset Ashram and other chiringuitos offering a wide variety of cuisines and cocktails, all accompanied by music.

SHOPPING

The beach bar at Cala Comte also boasts a beach boutique with a small section of arts and crafts. Apart from that there are no shops around.

THINGS TO DO

This is a typical beach to chillout. Things to do include snorkelling, pedal boats, and massages on the beach.

ROAD ACCESS

Cala Comte can be reached by car, bus or a ferry from San Antonio in the summer months. The drive from San Antonio takes 15 minutes and there is a free car park. The car park is more of a dirt track and does get very crowded, so better to arrive early. Also allow yourself more time when leaving at the end of the day.