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56 Experiences
Mahon Harbour boat tour with market and gin tasting experience

Mahon Harbour boat tour with market and gin tasting experience

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.4/5

(1054)

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from: £42
Ciutadella walking tour with shopping, El Toro visit and Casa Olivar

Ciutadella walking tour with shopping, El Toro visit and Casa Olivar

Duration: 2-4 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.6/5

(457)

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from: £38
Lloc de Menorca animal park with free time at Son Bou Beach

Lloc de Menorca animal park with free time at Son Bou Beach

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.3/5

(403)

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from: £39
Mahon Harbour, Binibeca and Xoroi Cave tour

Mahon Harbour, Binibeca and Xoroi Cave tour

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.6/5

(713)

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from: £63
Trip to Menorca's summer night markets

Trip to Menorca's summer night markets

Duration: 2-4 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

3.7/5

(268)

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from: £23
Menorca’s Camí de Cavalls coastal horse-riding tour

Menorca’s Camí de Cavalls coastal horse-riding tour

Duration: 2-4 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, es, en +1

4.7/5

(164)

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from: £65
South-west Menorca cruise with paella lunch and Transfer

South-west Menorca cruise with paella lunch and Transfer

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.2/5

(323)

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from: £64
Menorca discovery tour

Menorca discovery tour

Duration: 2-4 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: de, es, en +3

4.6/5

(423)

+100 Smiles
from: £69
Menorca tour of Binissues and Fornells with beach and stables visit

Menorca tour of Binissues and Fornells with beach and stables visit

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4.5/5

(153)

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from: £52
Half-day boat cruise in Menorca with beach stop with transfer

Half-day boat cruise in Menorca with beach stop with transfer

Duration: 2-4 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

3.8/5

(136)

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from: £50
Boat trip to the northern coves of Menorca from Fornells

Boat trip to the northern coves of Menorca from Fornells

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes · Free cancellation · Languages: en, it, fr +3

4.8/5

(5)

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from: £37
Aquarock Waterpark Ticket

Aquarock Waterpark Ticket

Duration: 4-8 hours · Free cancellation · Languages: en

4/5

(25)

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from: £24

Introducing Menorca

Family-friendly Menorca is the most laidback and lowkey of the Balearic Islands. It boasts a coastline dotted with hidden coves and stunning stretches of sun-soaked sand as well as Europe’s longest and deepest natural harbour. And that’s just its offering for boat trips and lazy beach days. The coastline also has another ace up its sleeve – the Cami de Cavalls, a historic horse trail that covers the circumference of the island. Menorca is bookended by two easy-to-walk cities on either side. Elegant Ciutadella to the west is a joy to explore by foot, with a picture-postcard marina, golden-hued palaces and baroque churches. While over in the east, Mahon blends British and Balearic cultures. And in between, rustic villages churn out some of Spain’s most highly regarded cheeses.

The Six Best Things to in Menorca

1. Take a boat trip in Mahon harbour

Mahon became the capital of Menorca when the British ruled the island in the 18th century. It boasts one of the longest natural harbours in the world, which made it a much-coveted strategic location for the Royal Navy. And you can see just why on a boat trip in this 5km-long inlet dotted with islands and fortifications. A glass-bottom boat adds to the visual extravaganza. Some tours stop in Illa del Rei islet, which makes for fascinating history-steeped detour.

2. Saddle up Menorca-style

Menorca has a love affair with horses. And you can share this passion either actively or as a spectator. The Cami de Cavalls winds its way for almost 200km along the coastline, taking you to hard-to-reach beaches, secret coves and remote lighthouses. While Somni is a dressage performance that showcases the best of Menorcan horsemanship. And for other species, the kids will love Lloc de Menorca animal park.

3. Taste Menorcan cheese

They make it all over the island but in Spain, it’s known as ‘Mahon cheese’. From young to aged, there are varieties for all palates. And best of all, you can visit farms to see how it’s made. Guided tours visit the manor homes of Sant Patrici and Binissues – which also has a natural sciences museum the kids will love – so you can get the lowdown on the island’s most iconic delicacy. Meanwhile, Menorca’s British past gets a nod at the famous Xoriguer gin distillery. It’s worth a visit for a tour and tasting. For a broader picture of the island’s produce, Mercadal market on a Thursday is a must.

4. A beach for each day

There are so many amazing beaches in Menorca that any list is always going to be controversial. But we’ve got seven where your towel will feel right at home. In the north, the sheltered, horseshoe-shaped Arenal d’en Castell is popular with families, while Cala Galdana is almost a carbon copy, except it’s on the south coast. Another great beach for children is Son Bou, which has more than 2km of blond sand. For some off-the-beaten-track sunbathing and swimming, Cala Pregonda and Cala Pilar in the north coast are hard to beat. While in the south Cala Macarella and Cala Turqueta are hard to reach but worth the trek.

5. Bag souvenirs in Ciutadella

Sophisticated and atmospheric Ciutadella is teeming with shops, cafés and restaurants. You can flit in and out of historic palaces and churches – the cathedral is a popular selfie backdrop – while searching for souvenirs. Then head down to the marina for a seafood meal in one of the many waterfront restaurants. Booking is advised as they’re extremely popular.

6. Water activities in Menorca

A day at sea is a must-do in Menorca. And the options are endless. There’s kayaking in Fornells Bay, a relaxing and healthy way to explore one of the island’s most beautiful spots. Then there are catamaran cruises, whether beach-hopping along the south coast or sailing to offshore islets. More immersive water activities include snorkelling and scuba diving near the sugar cube village of Binibeca. And for thrills and spills, a trip to one of the waterparks ticks all the boxes for all the family.

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