It's a very tiny beach; it's not more than 50 meters long. It used to have boats from Fornells port as it's near it. They used to anchor in the surroundings.
It's between Punta d'es Corrals and the Cap Negre. Both capes protect it from almost all wind directions, Tramontana included (Northwind).
Illa d'en Tosqueta or Tosqueta Island is nearby the cove. It's a tiny islet that adds wind coverage from East and SouthEast winds.
If you go by boat, you must be worried. There are a lot of hidden rocks. Check the nautical chart and be cautious to avoid marine accidents.
This cove doesn't use to be complete. However, if this is the case, you can go to the homonym beach on the south. It's called Macar d'en Tosqueta.
It doesn't have sand. Instead, it has small dark flat stones. They are known as macs in Menorca.
The seabed of Cala en Tosqueta is awesome. A rocky area with many oceanic Posidonia meadows. It helps it to be teeming with fish and other marine species. Don't miss some diving goggles to do some snorkelling.
You will need to do it across cami de Cavalls from Son Park. On the way, you will cross Cala Pudent, another of the best shores in Menorca.
The distance is approximately five kilometres. Don't forget to take some water and food if you want to spend the day there. It's a very natural place, and it doesn't offer any services.