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Cala Comte sits on Ibiza's western coast, a horseshoe cove with two sandy beaches separated by a low rock promontory and the small uninhabited islet of S'Espartar a few hundred metres offshore. The water reaches some of the clearest turquoise on the island, and the rock platforms hold a row of chiringuitos — including the famous Sunset Ashram, where the sun drops directly behind the islet between June and August. Boats anchor in the channel between the cove and the islet in 5-8 metres of sand. San Antonio is 15 minutes north by sail. Season runs May through October; June and September stay quieter.
For those seeking some exercise and panoramic views, there might be a short trail leading up to viewpoints overlooking Cala Comte. This can be a refreshing way to experience the natural beauty of the area.
Depending on the season, various watersports rentals might be available, such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. These activities allow visitors to explore the beautiful coastline from a different perspective.
Cala Comte offers several beachfront restaurants with terraces boasting stunning views. These are perfect spots to enjoy a relaxed lunch, sip on refreshing cocktails, or savor a delicious meal as the sun sets over the horizon.
