Cala Saona Tourist Information
Tourist Information for Cala Saona, Formentera, Balearic Islands, Spain
Cala Saona Tourist Information
The best time to visit Cala Saona (also known as Cala Sahona) is between May and October, high season is from June to September. Cala Saona is a small town located on the west coast of Formentera, with Porto Saler and La Savina (to the north) and Sant Francesc Xavier situated slightly inland. There is much to do in and around Cala Saona (also known as Cala Sahona). The beach in Cala Saona is a small sheltered cove with fine golden sand and generally calm waters there are boats for hire umbrellas too a couple of beach bars, and water sports, nudity is normally accepted on this beach. Tourism is quiet in Cala Saona (also known as Cala Sahona) itself which is most peoples idea of heaven.
Formentera is an unspoilt island great for a relaxing "get away from it all" holiday. Home to most of the best beaches within the Balearics with white fine sand, shallow crystal clear waters, with very good underwater visibility (perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving). Most beaches have bars selling drinks and tapas, allot have boats for hire and all are recommended for snorkeling, and scuba diving. Most of the beaches in Formentera are tolerant of the nudists and some are completely naked, nudist, au naturale beaches.
Ibiza is great for a day trip from Cala Saona, you can be in Ibiza in just 30mins from Cala Saona marina and the boat leaves every 2hrs please see Formentera Ferries to book your ferry on-line and Ibiza Tourist Information for things to do in Ibiza.
Espalmador island is great fun for a day from Formentera. Espalmador is a small uninhabited island located just 150m from Formentera and measures 3km x 1km. There are many beaches with fine golden sand, no facilities at all so take plenty of food, drink, and sun cream, it is unknown whether nudity is accepted on Espalmador island.
There are many sporting activities to choose from in Formentera including; windsurfing, fishing, sailing, fishing, boating, cycling, hiking, snorkeling, scuba diving, bird watching, painting, and photography. You can visit the sand dunes, caves, lakes, windmills, view points, lighthouses, and markets to name but a few.
Cala Saona Tourist Office
If there is any tourist information that has not been provided on the resort of Cala Saona please do not hesitate to contact the Cala Saona Tourist Office directly on telephone number 0034 971 322 057.
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Cala Saona Tourist Information
Tourist Information for Cala Saona, Formentera, Balearic Islands, Spain