Visit with us the best beaches in the south of Menorca
From Cala Galdana to the west:
Cala Macarella y Macarelleta
Macarella and its little sister Macarelleta are Menorca's most iconic beaches. They are located in a wide inlet with crystal-clear waters where boats seem to float in the air. You will fall in love with the turquoise blue of its waters.
In summer they are only accessible by public transport, so renting our boats is the best option to visit them.
An essential stop on your visit to Menorca.
Cala en Turqueta
Cala en Turqueta is the second most popular beach in Menorca, because it has a special charm that you will see when you enter its beautiful turquoise waters. Snorkelling or paddle surfing here is an unforgettable experience.
The small car park is crowded from early in the morning in summer, and a visit by boat is the best option.
Cala Es Talaier
Cala Es Talaier is still little known so it is a perfect option to visit by boat. With a turquoise blue and a shallow sandy bottom, it is ideal for swimming or paddle surfing.
Access by land is only possible after a long walk from the Son Saura car park.
Be sure to visit this little gem in the south of Menorca!
Arenal de Son Saura
Son Saura is located in a large turquoise blue inlet that also includes the beach of Es Banyuls.
It is ideal for anchoring and spending the day diving or paddle surfing and the views are spectacular.
From Cala Galdana to the East:
Cala Mitjana y Cala Mitjaneta
Cala Mitjanais a white sandy beach surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. It is perfect for diving and snorkelling, as its waters are very clear and calm. It also has an ideal anchoring area for medium-sized boats.
On the other hand, Cala Mitjaneta is a small cove with turquoise waters and fine sand, located very close to Cala Mitjana.
Both beaches are only accessible by sea, so renting a boat is the best way to enjoy them.
Cala Trebalúger
Cala Trebalúgeris ideal for those looking for a quiet experience by the sea, away from the hustle and bustle of the more popular beaches. The cove is only accessible by sea, which makes it a perfect place to visit by boat. Moreover, the anchorage area is wide and of a spectacular turquoise colour.
On its left side there is a torrent and a cave with two exits. Discover with us this hidden gem on the coast of Menorca.
Cala Fustam
Cala Fustam is a small unspoilt cove with crystal clear waters and fine sand, surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. It is a perfect option for those who are looking for a quiet experience away from mass tourism. It can only be reached after a long walk along the Camí de Cavalls, so renting our boats is the best way to enjoy this cove.
Cala Escorxada
Cala Escorxada is a natural paradise on the coast of Menorca, ideal for those looking for a quiet and relaxing experience in the sea. Renting a boat is the best way to enjoy this beach, as access is only possible after a long walk along the Camí de Cavalls. Its crystal clear waters and white sand will surprise you.
Playa de Binigaus
Binigaus is the longest beach in Menorca, a wide open area with a spectacular blue sea. On the islet that separates it from Santo Tomás there is a sea cave with an opening in the roof through which the sun enters, ideal for paddle surfing or snorkelling.
