Things to do in Menorca

Cruise along the Menorcan coast on this 3-hour boat tour that begins in Fornells, and see the island's many beautiful beaches and mysterious caves. Visit the eastern and western parts of Fornells and enjoy at least two stops to swim, snorkel, or relax on the beach and enjoy typical Menorcan foods and drinks. On the route going east, visit unspoiled beaches, swim in clear waters, and discover caves hidden between rocks. On the route west, take a trip through the marine preserve and enjoy spectacular scenery that includes cliffs, beaches, and beautiful wildlife.

Join a city cruise from the old port of Ciutadella to explore Son Saura, Cala Turqueta, Macarella, and Macarelleta. Visit the island's hidden gems and admire the natural beauty of its coves and beaches, both from the sea and on land. Enjoy time to swim, snorkel, and savor a paella lunch with a drink on board. Set off on your coastal cruise from Ciutadella to discover the west and south coasts of Menorca. On the first stop at Son Saura, enjoy 2 hours of free time. Relax on the stretch of white sand beach or dip your toes in the calm, shallow waters. You can also take a 15-minute stroll along a rustic stretch of Camí de Cavalls to reach one of Menorca’s most remote and untouched beaches, Es Talaier. Then, hop back on board to enjoy a Mediterranean paella served with a glass of sangria and orange juice for lunch. Set sail to the coves of Macarella and Macarelleta and make a 1.5-hour stop at Cala Turqueta. Admire the small beach with blue waters surrounded by pine trees. Jump straight out of the boat into the clear waters. If you bring a snorkel kit, you can explore the white sand seabed and marine wildlife. Finally, take one last look at Menorca's landscape as you make your way back to Ciutadella.

Relax onboard a cruise along the south coast of Menorca to discover the secrets and ancient stories related to these beautiful beaches. Enter small caves and corners that only your captain can show you. You'll be welcomed on board by the captain in the port of Cala Galdana where you can take a seat on the boat (no boat change needed). Experience the real blue of Menorca sailing through Cala Macarella, Macarelleta, Cala en Turqueta, Cala Mitjana, Mitjaneta, and Cala Trebalúger. Enjoy 20-minute stops along the way to take a dip in Cala Trebalúger, do some snorkeling, and take wonderful pictures. You will also find refreshments including soft drinks and water on board.

Start your tour from Don Joan. Sail deep into the harbor. Enjoy the view of Mahon from the top deck or inside the boat. Hear historical stories from the guide as you pass the island of Lazareto. The towers at the harbor’s entrance once defended Mahon. Once beyond the harbor, head below deck for underwater views, weather permitting. Take photos of fish swimming through the seagrass. Catch a glimpse of other marine life. Admire the Mediterranean’s blue waters. Enjoy panoramic scenery from both sides of the boat before heading back to Mahon. Back on deck, listen to historical commentary as you pass the San Felipe Castle. Swing through the inlets around Es Castell and Georgetown. See if you can spot the Collingwood House and discover the connections between Britain and Menorca. Finish your tour back in Don Joan.

Depart from the port of the Ciutadella, before sailing along the south coast of the island, visiting various unspoilt beaches. You'll have plenty of free time at Son Saura and Cala en Turqueta to go swimming or simply relax on the boat and take in the scenery.  At lunchtime, you will enjoy a mixed paella on board, along with a glass of sangria or a soft drink. After lunch, head to another bay called Cala Macarella-Macarelleta. The boat will then head back to the port of Ciutadella.

Choose to be picked up at your hotel or meet at the dive center to start your diving experience. Before going to the diving location, you’ll watch a short video that outlines what to expect for the day. Learn about the diving equipment and basic rules of diving from your instructor. Practice a few exercises to help you feel comfortable with diving. Travel to the marine reserve by boat and begin your diving experience at the marine reserve. The time under the sea depends on the air consumption of the participants. When diving for the first time, some people consume the air quickly. On average, the dive will take 30-minutes and 1-hour.

Set sail from Fornells Bay onboard a luxury sailboat on this full-day cruise on the north coast of Menorca. Savor typical Menorcan food with drinks and embrace the beautiful blue waters. Your skipper will decide the best route depending on the weather and the wind. Head to Cala Pregonda, located on the northern coast of Menorca. Have a go at standup paddle boarding or grab the snorkeling equipment and explore the world beneath the waves. Afterward, drop anchor at a virgin beach in Cala Cavalleria and enjoy some Menorcan food for lunch. Relax on the deck and take another refreshing dip. Then, sail back toward the meeting point, enjoying the wind and the tranquility of the sea on the way.

This boat trip is a perfect combination for those who would like to see the beautiful coastline of Menorca on a short boat trip, but also stop on one of the secluded beach for a swim or a walk. Along the way you will explore some natural caves. You will also hear facts and stories about the history, culture, and wildlife of the island. During the 1-hour stop you can either go to the beach or stay on board and enjoy the waterslides. There is also a unique glass floor to discover the sea life.

Sail along the north coast of Menorca for 3.5 hours on a Menorquin 45 Luxury Edition Llaüt (yacht). Jump into the turquoise water and taste delicious local delicacies along the way. Begin your tour from the beautiful bay of Fornells, and travel along the hidden coves and inlets of the island's north coast. You'll see Cavallería Lighthouse, Cavallería, Pregonda, sa Llosa, Mongofre, Tosqueta, and the magnificent cliffs and virgin beaches of Pudent. Stop twice along the tour for approximately 30 minutes to swim, to discover the wildlife of the marine reserve with a snorkel and mask, and to try paddle boarding. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy some traditional Menorcan appetizers and drinks on the tour to have a well-rounded visit.

Set sail on a 3.5-hour boat trip along the south coast of Menorca, and visit the beaches of Son Saura, Es Talaier, Turqueta, Macarella, Macarelleta, Mitjana, Trebaluger, Fustam and Escorxada. Stop twice for 30 minutes each time to bathe in the famous blue waters off Menorca's coast. Access the sea comfortably from the boat's stern platform where you can easily get on and off the ladder. If you're feeling more adventurous, paddle around a cove on a stand-up board. Throughout your trip, see cliffs, caves, and wildlife, and ask your knowledgeable captain questions about Menorcan history. Replenish your energy after your swimming stops with a Menorcan appetizer of cheese, sobrasada (a cured pork sausage) and bread with drinks.