This beautiful beach located on the western coast of Formentera presumes crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sand. And in the backdrop, the mystical rock Es Vedrà.
Cala Saona is considered one of the most picturesque beaches on the island. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing in the peaceful surroundings of this idyllic cove.
The beach is also well-known for its stunning sunsets. There also some nice restaurants which can bring you the famous "Paella" to enjoy on board!
In addition to its natural beauty, Cala Saona is also home to several caves that are worth exploring. These caves are located on the cliffs that surround the cove, and they offer stunning views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. They are accessible only by sea, a favorite spot for boaters, ideal for nautical activities such as paddle-surfing, snorkeling or kayaking.
Cueva de las Palomas
One of the most popular caves is known as "Cueva de las Palomas" or "Cave of the Doves," named after the birds that are often seen flying in and out of the cave. The cave is relatively small, but it features a high ceiling and a small pool of water at the bottom. Visitors can climb down a short set of stairs to reach the pool, which is surrounded by smooth rock formations and small pebbles. The cave walls are covered in colorful moss and lichens, adding to the cave's unique beauty.
Cueva de Punta Rasa
The "Cueva de Punta Rasa" is magnificent, mask and snorkel mandatory to fully enjoy this wonder of the Mediterranean Sea, thanks to its air bubbles which have formed, admire the light which filters through the cave, the visual effect is spectacular with the water shining an intense blue and the walls reflecting these colours.
La Cueva de San Guillen
For diving lovers, "La Cueva de San Guillen" is the ideal place, an easy diving spot even for beginners, enjoy magnificent colors through the caves.
Cova de la Mare de Deu
Another cave worth exploring is known as "Cova de la Mare de Deu" or "Cave of the Virgin Mary." This cave features several different chambers to explore. One of the most impressive features of this cave is a large opening in the ceiling that allows sunlight to stream in, illuminating the cave's interior.
Some local legends surround the sea caves in the area: treasures are said to have been hidden by the Viking king Sigurd and various local smugglers. So put on your pirate spirit and fulfill your imagination while exploring!
