Menorca offers a more relaxed and authentic holiday experience compared with its neighbouring Balearic Islands. The island’s resorts range from lively family-friendly destinations with sandy beaches and plenty of facilities to peaceful coastal retreats surrounded by nature.
Cala Galdana – One of Menorca’s most popular resorts, famous for its spectacular horseshoe-shaped bay, soft sandy beach, pine-covered cliffs, restaurants, shops and family-friendly atmosphere.
Son Bou – Home to Menorca’s longest beach, offering a wide stretch of golden sand, shallow waters, restaurants, bars and a relaxed atmosphere suitable for families.
Punta Prima – A peaceful resort on the southeast coast, known for its beautiful white sandy beach, turquoise waters, relaxed setting and selection of hotels and restaurants.
Cala’n Bosch – A lively family-friendly resort built around a picturesque marina, offering sandy beaches, waterfront restaurants, shops, water activities and easy access to Ciutadella.
Calan Porter – A charming resort set above a stunning sandy cove, known for its dramatic cliffs, relaxed atmosphere and the famous Cova d’en Xoroi cliff bar.
Arenal d’en Castell – A popular resort with a large sheltered bay and calm waters, ideal for families, swimming and relaxing beach holidays.
Santo Tomás – A quieter coastal resort surrounded by natural beauty, featuring a long sandy beach, scenic walks and a peaceful atmosphere.
Son Parc – A small and tranquil resort surrounded by pine forests, offering a beautiful beach, nature trails and Menorca’s only golf course.
Ciutadella – The island’s former capital, combining history, culture and a lively atmosphere with a charming old town, harbour, shops, restaurants and nearby beaches.
Mahón (Maó) – Menorca’s capital city, famous for its impressive natural harbour, historic buildings, local markets, museums, shopping and authentic island atmosphere.