Cala Comte

Cala Comte is a sheltered bay on the southwestern coast of Ibiza, Spain, characterized by clear turquoise waters and rocky features. The bay faces west toward the open Mediterranean, with a narrow entrance flanked by rocky terrain and backed by forested hillsides and developed areas. The small island to the northwest adds complexity to water conditions. This spot functions as a protected bay environment with light swell penetration (0.71m average) and calm water conditions. The narrow bay geometry provides natural wind funneling but also creates protection from larger swells. Water clarity is excellent, typical of the western Mediterranean. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (0°/360°) providing consistent side-shore flow parallel to the coastline. The low wind reliability (8.9%) suggests this is a fair-weather spot suited to light-wind sessions. Water temperature averages 19.9°C, manageable with a wetsuit. This spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking calm, protected conditions with manageable wave heights. Local knowledge is essential due to rocky hazards and shallow areas. Summer months likely offer the most consistent conditions given Mediterranean wind patterns.