Menorca

Menorca holidays

Menorca’s charm is sure to leave a lasting impression. This serene island is blessed with dreamy pine-fringed bays, where you can spend lazy days tucking into long lunches at family-friendly restaurants followed by a sleepy siesta in the sun. But there’s so much more to explore. Due to its outstanding beauty, Menorca’s landscape is UNESCO-protected. Explore it along the Camí de Cavalls path or take a hike to the top of Monte Toro. It's also a haven for culture, with two fascinating cities Ciutadella and Mahon, plus 3,000-year-old monuments. In the evenings, night markets, harbourside gin cocktails and impressive sunsets set the scene for good times. 

Popular Menorca Holiday Resorts

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Villa Esmeralda Sol

Cala'n Forcat, Menorca

Bedrooms

4
Bathrooms

3
Sleeps

8

Villas Galdana Palms

Cala Galdana, Menorca

3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Private pool
Free Wi-Fi
Perfect for a relaxing break

Villa Gill

Arenal D’en Castell , Menorca

Private pool
Perfect for exploring the local area
Stunning views

Villa Maribel

Binibeca, Menorca

Bedrooms

4
Bathrooms

2
Sleeps

8

Villa Oratge

Cala Llonga Menorca, Menorca

Bedrooms

3
Bathrooms

2
Sleeps

6

Villa Sa Gloriana

Punta Prima, Menorca

Bedrooms

3
Bathrooms

2
Sleeps

6

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Language

Spanish/Catalan

Currency

Euro (€)

Time difference

+1hr

Local beer

£2.20

Meal for two

£26

Average flight time

3hrs

Unspoilt colonial cities

Menorca’s two focal points are Mahón in the east and Ciutadella, the former capital, over in the west, both with a classy, 18th century feel. They’re well connected, making exploring the little resorts of this go-slow island really simple. These hotspots are renowned for historic buildings and mouth-watering eateries.

Find your perfect beach

Menorca is ringed by beaches and, unlike some other Mediterranean destinations, they’re almost never full. And there are plenty with Blue Flag approval, which is fab for families. The island is brimming with nature, all convenient to get around, with well-managed sands within walking distance of unspoilt coves where you might not see another soul all day. Sheer bliss.

Binibeca

You can really see the fishing village appeal of Binibeca, with its horizon of whitewashed architectural gems and scattering of kayaks by the shore.

Cala Galdana

As a calm, charming resort with a horseshoe-shaped white sand beach and family-friendly activities, Cala Galdana has plenty going on.

Alaior

The pretty inland village of Alaior is an enchanting Menorcan pick.

Beaches

Menorca's beaches glisten like a treasure trove, and many boast gentle slopes that make them ideal for kids. Find patches great for water sports, or walk through forests to spectacular virgin sands. On the north coast, check out wowing curved bays.

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Sights

It’s worth taking the time to visit both Mahón and Ciutadella – both beautiful old cities but each with bags of unique character. Think medieval towns centred on cathedrals, plus former naval ports. For a spectacular panoramic view of the island, amble up Monte Toro, or simply stick to cobbled streets.

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Activities

Menorca is a treat for foodies, and the local wineries are earning a good reputation too. If you fancy something sporty, the clear warm seas are great for water sports – sea kayaking is particularly popular – or you can hire a mountain bike and explore the vast, epic woodland trails.

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Splash Sur Menorca Waterpark

Punta Prima, Menorca

Rubber-ring-it around the Splash Sur Menorca on one of the toboggan rivers that meander right through the complex. The Kamikaze slide is a must for thrill-seekers, or you can hope for the best as you enter...

Aquarock Waterpark

Cala'n Bosch, Menorca

This little waterpark will be a huge hit with kids. Small slides and a wave pool will keep them happy, while older children can get their thrills on the Kamikaze and Black Hole. There are bars and restaurants...

Eating and drinking

As you’d expect from any Mediterranean island, Menorca has fantastic fish and shellfish. The cheddar-like Mahón cheese is famous throughout Spain too, while there’s still a clear fondness for gin. Mix it with lemonade and ice for a pomada, or with soda and a lemon twist for pellofa.

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Shopping

Menorca is more about markets than mega-malls. Mahón and Ciutadella both have daily fresh food markets, with clothes and local crafts sold two days a week. To stock up on basics, there are plenty of decent-sized supermarkets, especially near the bigger towns. So you’ll have every excuse for a spree.

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Plaza Es Born open-air market

Ciutadella , Menorca

On Mondays and Fridays, the relaxed café culture of Plaça des Born comes alive with a bustling open market and people haggling for a bargain. It's the perfect opportunity to grab some souvenirs and gifts, as...

Artists' night market

Ciutadella , Menorca

Bag yourself a local masterpiece from one of the artists at the cathedral market. Many of the stalls peddle hand-crafted goods such as jewellery, glass and shoes. Wicker making is one of the many talents you...

Nightlife

Menorca isn’t a clubbing superpower like Ibiza, but if it’s a spectacular venue you want, you can’t beat the natural caves in Cala'n Porter’s cliffs. These marvels host an atmospheric bar and club – and sunset’s the prime time to be there! You’ll find various other watering holes around the smaller resorts.

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Cova d'en Xoroi

Cala’n Porter, Menorca

Embedded into the Cala'n Porter cliff face is Cova d'en Xoroi, a cave-come-bar-come-nightclub that is vibrant whatever time of day you choose to visit. Sip mojitos and look out across the Med and then enjoy a...

Coves Noves Complex

Arenal D’en Castell , Menorca

For an enjoyable evening, head to the Coves Noves residential centre at the entrance to the resort. It has an attractive square with several bars that stay open late. If you've got kids, enjoy early evening...