With 137 miles of beautiful coastline and over 100 beaches, Menorca is home to some of the best beaches in Spain, ranging from wide, easily accessible sandy shores with plenty of amenities to secluded coves perfect for exploring. In this guide to the top beaches, I’m sharing my personal favourites that truly stand out, plus…
A unique northern beach with reddish sand and rugged scenery, offering a more wild and unspoilt experience
One of Menorca’s most famous coves, known for its white sand and vivid turquoise waters.
A secluded, unspoilt beach reached on foot, perfect for those seeking peace and natural surroundings
Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta are two of Menorca’s most famous neighbouring coves, known for their white sand, turquoise water and stunning natural surroundings
A pair of stunning pine-framed coves in southern Menorca, offering crystal-clear waters, soft sand and a mix of accessible swimming at Cala Mitjana and a quieter escape at nearby Cala Mitjaneta.
If you’re looking for something a little different to add to your itinerary in Menorca, Cova de S’Aigua is worth considering. Located near Cala Blanca, just outside Ciutadella, this underground cave of about 2500m² offers a guided experience focused on geology, water systems, and the historical use of natural resources. It’s not a long visit,…
If you’re exploring inland Menorca, I found the Museum of Natural Sciences of Menorca and Binisues Manor House to be a surprisingly rewarding stop. It’s one of those places where nature, history, and a bit of rural life all come together in a quiet, rural setting not far from Ciutadella. Museum of Natural Sciences of…
A small, sheltered cove with clear waters and a peaceful setting, close to the charming Fisherman’s Village
A calm, shallow bay within a protected natural park, ideal for families, wildlife and relaxed swimming