Boasting fine, pearly sands and shimmering turquoise waters, Cala Conta presents an enchanting vista cherished by tourists and San Antonio locals alike.
Comprising two charming coves, Cala Conta and Racó d'en Xic, these small bays gaze upon several islets, offering captivating vistas from the shore.
Cala Conta, also dubbed Cala Comte, stands as a coveted destination, often bustling with visitors during the summer months. Despite its popularity, the allure of its natural surroundings is irresistible, though securing a spot for your towel can prove challenging.
Getting to Cala Conta: If traveling by car, note that parking directly next to the beach is prohibited. Ample parking is available before reaching the barrier; however, avoid parking along the roadside to avoid fines. Alternatively, from June to September, a bus service operates from San Antonio's bus station. For those without a car, boat rides or ferries departing from the port of San Antonio provide alternative transportation options.
Dining: For a memorable beachfront dining experience, don't miss Sunset Ashram, offering spectacular sunset vistas.
