Holidays to Menorca

Menorca, the second largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, offers a serene escape with its pristine beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. Menorca offers a relaxed atmosphere, and a stunning UNESCO protected landscape waiting to be explored.

Menorca’s cities of Ciutadella and Mahon are also a must visit with fascinating ancient relics and monuments, while you can also enjoy the vibrant markets and the relaxed ambience of the harbourside bars and restaurants, offering impressive sunsets.

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Beach Holidays in Menorca

Cala Galdana, often regarded as one of Menorca’s most picturesque beaches, boasts a crescent-shaped bay with soft, white sand and clear, shallow waters. Ideal for families, it offers ample amenities, including sunbeds, parasols, and a range of water sports activities. The beach is surrounded by lush pine forests and dramatic cliffs, providing a stunning backdrop for a day in the sun. Visitors can also enjoy beachside dining at local restaurants, offering a variety of Mediterranean dishes.

Great for families due to its shallow warm clear waters and golden sandy beach. Cala Blanca beach is set in its own cove and offers a peaceful haven for sunworshippers with its sun loungers and parasols, as well as a few bars and restaurants offering delicious Menorcan specialities.

For a more secluded and tranquil beach experience, Cala Mitjana is a hidden gem on Menorca’s southern coast. Accessible via a short hike from Cala Galdana, this beach is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and picturesque setting. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush vegetation, Cala Mitjana offers a peaceful retreat away from the crowds. The clear waters are ideal for snorkelling, revealing vibrant marine life and underwater rock formations. As there are no facilities on the beach, visitors should bring their own supplies for a day of relaxation in this serene environment.

Cala Galdana

Cala Blanca

Cala Mitjana

Family Holidays in Menorca

Menorca is a fantastic destination for families, offering a variety of activities designed for all ages. Attractions such as the Menorca Aquarium and Lloc de Menorca, a farm park with animals and playgrounds, offer fun and educational experiences for the whole family. Menorca’s natural beauty is perfect for family exploration. The S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park offers a range of hiking trails suitable for families, with opportunities to spot local wildlife and enjoy scenic views.

Things to do in Menorca

Mahon

Mahon, the capital of Menorca, offers a rich blend of history and culture. The city’s harbour, one of the largest natural ports in the world, is a central feature and a great spot for leisurely strolls. Key historical sites include the Mahon Museum, which showcases local history and art, and the Catedral de Menorca, a beautiful example of Baroque architecture. The vibrant market, held in the city centre, offers a taste of local produce and crafts, providing a glimpse into Menorca’s cultural heritage.

Menorca’s Historic Villages

Menorca’s historic villages, such as Ciutadella and Es Mercadal, offer charming glimpses into the island’s past. Ciutadella, with its well-preserved medieval architecture and quaint streets, is perfect for exploring historical landmarks and enjoying local cuisine. Es Mercadal, known for its traditional markets and local festivals, provides a more authentic experience of Menorcan life. These villages, with their rich history and cultural traditions, enhance the experience of visiting Menorca and offer unique insights into its heritage.

Adventure Activities in Menorca

Hiking and Cycling

Menorca’s diverse landscape makes it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The Camí de Cavalls is a popular hiking trail that encircles the island, offering breathtaking views of the coast and opportunities to explore various landscapes. For cycling enthusiasts, Menorca provides a range of routes suitable for all levels, including the scenic Menorca MTB Trails, which offer a mix of challenging terrains and picturesque views. These activities allow visitors to experience Menorca’s natural beauty and enjoy active pursuits amidst stunning surroundings.

Water Sports and Diving

The clear waters surrounding Menorca are perfect for a range of water sports and diving activities. The island’s dive sites, such as the Cala en Porter and Cala Blanca, are renowned for their rich marine life and underwater formations. Snorkelling and diving enthusiasts can explore vibrant coral reefs and encounter a variety of sea creatures. For those who prefer staying above water, options include windsurfing, kite surfing, and kayaking. Menorca’s calm waters and beautiful coastal scenery make it an ideal destination for water-based adventures.

Where to Stay in Menorca

Menorca offers a superb choice of accommodation options with a range of impressive resort hotels and apartments to cater for families and couples on all budgets. Popular resorts for families include Cala Galdana, Cala’n Bosch and Cala Blanca, while Mahon offers accommodation for those who want to be closer to a more authentic experience. A range of private villas are also very popular with families and groups.