Cala de Sant Vicent
Photo: BuzzWoof, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
A fine-sand beach about 350 metres long in a bay in the island's northeast, between pine-covered hills, which held a Blue Flag in 2025. Lifeguards watch the beach in season, and there are sunbeds, restaurants and a small cluster of hotels. On the nearby hillside is the Es Culleram cave, an ancient Punic sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Tanit and one of the island's most unusual archaeological sites.
How to get to Cala de Sant Vicent
By road from Sant Joan or Sant Carles; there is parking and buses from Sant Joan and Santa Eulària.
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Facilities
- Beach bar or restaurant: yes
- Sunbeds and umbrellas: yes
- Lifeguard in season: yes
- Parking: yes
- Bus nearby: yes
- Toilets: yes
Best for
- Families
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