San Antonio to Cala Comte by Boat
Every boat from San Antonio that stops at Cala Comte: beach-hopping cruises, a sunset trip, a snorkel boat, a small sailing yacht, a jet ski, and the summer return boat.
Yes, you can get from San Antonio to Cala Comte by boat from May to October, and it is the nicest way to arrive. Boats leave from Sant Antoni harbour and cross the bay to its western tip, about 7 km in a straight line. The question is which boat, because they do different jobs. A return boat is transport. A boat trip is the day out.
The water taxi
A seasonal return boat from Sant Antoni to Cala Conta and Cala Bassa is sold in the summer season, but it was not listed when this page was checked (October 2026). Cala Conta is the Spanish name for Cala Comte. It is transport, not a tour: you get off at the beach and take a later boat back. Check for it again from May, when the season starts.
If you only need to get to the beach for a full day on the sand, the P4 bus from Sant Antoni does the same job every day from May to October; the how-to-get-there guide has the details.
The boat trips that stop at Cala Comte
These all stop at Cala Comte in their own itineraries, and most leave from Sant Antoni. The ones at the top are the ones people book most.
Beach-Hopping Cruise
Docks at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte, an hour each. Buffet, drinks, paddleboards. Six hours.
Check dates →Sunset Boat Trip
Three hours from Sant Antoni. A swim at Cala Comte, then the sun goes down from the water.
See this trip →Snorkeling and Sunset Boat
Two west-coast coves to snorkel and paddleboard, then the sunset from the water with cava.
See this trip →When checked on 22 October 2026, the sunset trip's last 2026 date was 25 October, with no 2027 dates on sale yet. Prices and review counts as listed on GetYourGuide in October 2026, not a quote: they change with the season and the date you pick.
The beach-hopping cruise
Float Ibiza’s cruise leaves San Antonio harbour and is the only one here that docks so you walk onto the beaches: about an hour at Cala Bassa and an hour at Cala Comte, according to its listing, before a stop in a quieter bay with paddleboards, snorkel gear, bodyboards and a diving board. The buffet has tortilla, salads, pizza bread, fruit and pastries, and beer, sangria, wine and soft drinks are unlimited. You check in at the wooden kiosk in front of the boat. The afternoon departure ends with the sunset on the way back. Rated 4.6 from 3,592 reviews.
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The all-inclusive Beach Hopper
A similar day with a higher rating: the Beach Hopper gives an hour of free time at Cala Bassa, an hour and a half of snorkeling at Cala Tarida and an hour at Cala Comte, with a roast-chicken lunch, drinks, paddleboards and snorkel gear, over about five hours. It is rated 4.9 from 1,411 reviews, from $67 per person (October 2026). Its season had ended when this page was checked: the next date it listed was 1 May 2027. It is not suitable for children under 3 or for pregnant women.
The snorkeling and sunset boat
A shorter, more active trip from Arenal Diving: snorkeling, swimming and paddleboarding in two west-coast coves, past small islands, caves and reefs, then a stop for the sunset with a glass of cava. Beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks and water are included; food is not. It is rated 4.7 from 539 reviews, from $79 per person . The snorkeling guide covers it.
The sunset trip
Chilli Pepper Charters’ three-hour trip leaves from Travessia Torres in Sant Antoni and makes Cala Comte its first stop. Its itinerary lists photos, a swim, snorkeling, paddleboards, drinks, tapas and the sunset there, then a photo and swim stop at Cala Bassa and a secret stop on the way back. Rated 4.8 from 122 reviews, from $78 per person . More in the sunset guide.
The small sailing yacht
For a quieter day: a sailing boat for up to seven guests, out from Carrer de s’Embarcador in Sant Antoni at 10:30 and back at 16:30, with about 75 minutes of sailing each way and a long stop at Cala Comte for swimming and snorkeling. Rated 4.8 from 47 reviews, from $140 per person . It is not suitable for people prone to seasickness or for guests over 70.
Lady Virginia: Cala Conta, Cala Bassa and the caves
A three-and-a-half-hour trip that stops first at Cala Conta and then at Cala Bassa, with an open bar, tapas, fruit, paddle surf and snorkel gear, and a run along the cliffs and caves. Rated 4.6 from 155 reviews, from $90 per person .
By jet ski
A guided jet ski run from Sant Antoni to Cala Comte, with no licence needed: about 45 minutes in all, with a break at Cala Comte for photos and a swim. The price is per jet ski, for one or two people, from $166 per jet ski in current promotion (usually $185) . Drivers aged 16 to 18 must be accompanied, and it is not for children under 8. Rated 4.3 from 20 reviews.
Which one should you book?
- First visit, or with family or friends: the beach-hopping cruise. You land on both beaches, and food and drink are sorted.
- You only want the beach: the P4 bus from Sant Antoni, and bring a picnic.
- You came for the sunset: the sunset trip from Sant Antoni.
- You want to swim more than sit: the snorkeling and sunset boat.
- A couple or a small group, no crowd: the sailing yacht.
Every boat trip above offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before, so book the date that suits you and check the forecast the day before (checked October 2026). Operators change stops when the sea is rough.
The Most-Reviewed Boat
Float Ibiza's beach-hopping cruise docks at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte for about an hour each, then anchors in a swim bay with paddleboards and snorkel gear. A buffet and unlimited drinks are included. About six hours from San Antonio harbour. Rated 4.6 from 3,592 reviews, from $58 as of October 2026.
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