Historic site · UNESCO
Dalt Vila
Ibiza Town, Spain
Ibiza's walled upper town, a hilltop of white lanes, a cathedral and Renaissance fortifications.
Beach · Spain · Balearic Islands
Cala Comte
A west-coast beach with clear water, rocky coves and famous sunsets.
Free to enter about 3 h
For storytellers
Why Cala Comte matters
Cala Comte is known for turquoise water and for sunsets, when the beach fills and the sun drops toward the small islands offshore. The sea is calm and clear, and there are rocky coves to explore. In summer arrive early to get a spot, or go in the shoulder season.
Talking points
- The sunsets are a local ritual.
- Offshore islets make a photogenic backdrop.
- It gets very busy in July and August.
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