In Cala Saona, on the island of Formentera, it seems like time stands still. Everything becomes more tranquil and relaxed, making it the perfect place to unwind. Here you’ll find Sol Cala Saona, the beach bar of Hotel Cala Saona, right on the water’s edge.
Run by Joan Costa, the owner of this hospitality complex, Sol Cala Saona is located right by the sea. It is a restaurant whose primary focus is on fresh, local products, offering excellent quality and a level of service that matches the beauty of its natural surroundings.


Sol Cala Saona is one of 25 tapas bars selected for the ‘Best Chiringuitos 2026’ list and offers a very special experience, where the ingredients take center stage. Its menu offers a wide variety of dishes, from cold starters like ‘La Rusa,‘ a Russian salad available with bluefin tuna, white shrimp, or white shrimp and caviar. Hot dishes include grilled lettuce hearts with anchovies and Caesar dressing, or the almadraba steak; and, depending on what’s available at the market, you can try the tellinas in green sauce or grilled tellinas de gla. Here, grilling is one of the most common techniques for cooking meat, like Iberian ‘secreto,’ and fish, like fresh grilled fish from Formentera.
But one of its specialties is undoubtedly the rice dishes. There are many different ways to prepare them, and there is also the option of making them with noodles, such as black rice, Angus rib, bimi and mushrooms, or ‘arroz ciego’ and ‘senyoret‘. We mustn’t forget the rice a la plancha, which can be made with lobster, sea urchins, or carabiner shrimp, among other things.

One of the things that makes Sol Cala Saona special is its boat service. The menu is very similar, with an extensive wine list ranging from whites, reds, and sparkling wines to other drinks like sangria and cocktails. The unique way they serve the food has made this place a must-visit on the island.
Undoubtedly, Sol Cala Saona is a place that combines stunning scenery with excellent cuisine to create a memorable experience that will leave you wanting to return.

