Cala Saona

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Have you ever witnessed a sunset so vibrant it painted the sky in shades of fiery red and orange? At Cala Saona in Formentera you can. This beach is a hidden gem. It’s nestled in a bay on the western side of the island. Its white sand and crystal-clear waters are truly unique.

Cala Saona is more than just a beautiful beach. It’s a place of tranquility. Especially in the early morning hours. You’ll feel as if you have a private beach all to yourself. Yet it offers modern comforts sunbeds and a restaurant with a breathtaking view.

Cala Saona is small only about 200 meters long and 140 meters wide. But it’s big on charm. The large red rocks framing the cove are truly stunning. They provide a dramatic contrast to the soft white sand and turquoise waters. The area is part of the Natural Area of Special Interest of Cap Alt. It’s a testament to Formentera’s distinctive beauty.

The beach is easily accessible. There is a free parking area nearby. A bus stop is just a short walk away. The L5 bus connects Cala Saona to Sant Francesc and La Savina. The journey to Cala Saona is itself a treat. The road is lined with fig and carob trees. Their scent fills the air.

Beyond the beach lies lush vegetation. Several coastal paths lead to the cliffs of Punta Rasa. You can explore pristine landscapes. You’ll find savin plants junipers and aromatic plants like thyme and rosemary. The scents will leave you breathless. The area is dotted with pine trees offering shade from the summer sun. Formentera and Ibiza are known as the Pitiusas Islands of the pines.

For a memorable dining experience try Restaurant Sol. It offers traditional Spanish cuisine with unforgettable views. Or perhaps Bocaboca for a sunset cocktail. This beach bar opened in July 2024. It offers a raised position overlooking the beach. Sip your drink while enjoying the sunset behind the islet of Es Vedra. Note that A Mi Manera is currently closed following a fire in October 2023.

Cala Saona truly is a special place. Its beauty will captivate you. Its tranquility will relax you. Its sunsets will leave a lasting memory. As the quote says every trip you live three times when you dream it when you live it and when you remember it. Enjoy Cala Saona. Remember this day.

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