音频游览 TOUR POR MENORCA

This tour covers the 15 most beautiful and iconic coves in Menorca:

Cala Macarella
Why visit? One of Menorca’s most famous beaches. White sand, turquoise waters, and surrounded by pine trees. A true Mediterranean paradise.
Cala Macarelleta
Why visit? Smaller and more intimate than Macarella. An ideal spot for nudism and to enjoy peace among rocks and crystal-clear waters.
Cala Mitjana
Why visit? A wide, easily accessible beach after a short walk. Beautiful natural setting, perfect for swimming with kids.
Cala Turqueta
Why visit? Boasts some of the most spectacular water color on the island. Its name comes from its intense turquoise blue. Highly recommended!
Cala Pregonda
Why visit? Almost lunar landscape: golden-reddish sand and oddly shaped rocks. Ideal for snorkeling and original photos.
Cala Escorxada
Why visit? Only accessible by foot or boat, so it's never crowded. Peaceful, untouched, and perfect to disconnect from the world.
Cala Trebalúger
Why visit? Pure nature. No buildings, no services. Reachable on foot or by kayak. Perfect for adventure and solitude lovers.
Cala Galdana
Why visit? Large and convenient, with hotels and restaurants nearby. Though touristy, it still maintains a beautiful setting. Great for families.
Cala en Brut
Why visit? No sand here! Known for its platforms where people jump straight into the sea. Guaranteed fun and crystal-clear water.
Cala en Porter
Why visit? A large beach, dramatic cliffs, and very well connected. Near the iconic Cova d’en Xoroi.
Cala Morell
Why visit? Stunning for snorkeling. Nearby there's a Talayotic necropolis, and the sunset views are postcard-worthy.
Cala Binidalí
Why visit? Small and charming, perfect to escape the noise. It feels like a natural pool between rocks.
Cala Mesquida
Why visit? Close to Mahón, with soft waves and a lot of wind — great for windsurfing or walking by the sea.
Cala Fustam
Why visit? One of the island’s most untouched beaches. No services or crowds. You’ll need to walk several kilometers to get there.
Cala des Talaier
Why visit? A small, beautiful cove often overlooked. Perfect to relax and swim at your own pace.
Why visit Menorca’s coves?
Menorca is a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Its coves are natural treasures: clear waters, Mediterranean forests, low crowds, and lots of peace. It’s the perfect place to connect with nature, hike the Camí de Cavalls, or simply relax without hurry.