Cala Conta Beach, Golden sand beach in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Spain
Cala Conta is a golden sand beach in Sant Josep de sa Talaia with fine sand and clear shallow waters. The shoreline is compact and surrounded by rocky outcrops that create a sheltered swimming area.
Cala Conta lies on the western coast of Ibiza, about 500 km east of Madrid in the Balearic Islands. The beach faces the open sea and is known for its sunset views. Its name, Cala Conta, is also used for the nearby cove of Cala Comte.
Cala Conta is made up of several coves, and the northern one, Es Comte, is where bathers go without swimwear; the practice is long established there and tolerated by the beach's regulars. The name Cala Conta is a popular shortening of Cala Comte, the form used on local signs and by residents of Sant Josep de sa Talaia.
Arrive early to find parking spots, as the small beach fills up quickly during peak hours. Several nearby restaurants serve local food and drinks throughout the day.
The rocky islets off Cala Conta lie within swimming distance of the shore, and bathers cross to them from the beach. The beach sits on the island of Ibiza, in the Balearic province, about 500 km east of Madrid.
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