Menorca offers varied coastal landscapes from long sand stretches like Son Bou to small coves like Cala Mitjana. Northern beaches present red sand at Cavalleria, while southern ones display white sand at Macarella. Some beaches provide full services, while others maintain their natural state.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Cala MacarellaThis natural cove features limestone cliffs and crystalline waters. The beach has fine white sand and clear Mediterranean waters with a gradual depth slope.
Alaior, Menorca
Son BouThis three-kilometer beach extends along the southern coast with shallow waters and sand dunes. The area includes beach facilities and coastal walking paths.
Ferreries, Menorca
Cala MitjanaThis small bay features rocky outcrops and pine forests along its edges. The beach offers clear waters and a natural sand area.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Cala TurquetaThis sheltered cove has white sand and blue-green waters. Pine trees border the beach, and the bay includes rock formations suitable for snorkeling.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Son SauraWide beach stretching 300 meters with white sand, shallow water entry and pine trees providing natural shade at the edges.
Sant Lluís, Menorca
Punta PrimaWhite sand beach spans 200 meters along the coast, with restaurants and accommodation facilities located within walking distance.
Es Mercadal, Menorca
Cala PregondaBeach with red sand and volcanic rocks surrounding the bay, accessible through a 30-minute walk from the nearest parking area.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Cala BlancaSandy inlet measuring 100 meters in length, surrounded by limestone cliffs with water depth gradually increasing toward the center.
Es Mercadal, Menorca
CavalleriaThe 800 meter beach on the north coast features red sand and mineral clear water. The coastal vegetation grows to the shore.
Mahón, Menorca
Cala MesquidaThe sandy beach next to the port offers restaurants, sanitary facilities and a parking area. The shallow water suits children.
Sant Lluís, Menorca
Cala BinibèquerA white sand beach in a residential area. Rocks in the water provide snorkeling opportunities. Parking spaces and restaurants are nearby.
Ciutadella, Menorca
AlgaiarensThe nature reserve includes two sand beaches. Pine trees grow to the shoreline. Wooden paths lead through the dune area.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Cala MorellA beach between white limestone rocks with changing rooms and toilets. The stony bay sits sheltered between rocks on the north coast.
Ciutadella, Menorca
Cala d'Es TalaierSmall sandy bay with rocks on both sides. Coastal paths connect it to other beaches. The water is shallow and clear.
Ferreries, Menorca
Cala de TrebalúgerSand beach between pine forests, 30 minutes walk from the parking lot. The beach has no facilities.
Es Migjorn Gran, Menorca
Cala EscorxadaSand beach without facilities, accessible via a 45-minute marked path between Mediterranean vegetation and rocks.
Es Migjorn Gran, Menorca
Cala FustamNatural cove with sand and rocks, accessed by a 20-minute walk through pine forest paths. The beach has no facilities.
Ferreries, Menorca
Cala MitjanetaSmall sand beach near Cala Mitjana, surrounded by limestone cliffs and pine trees. Access requires walking down stone steps.
Alaior, Menorca
Cala en BrutStone platform with concrete stairs leading to clear waters. Located in a residential area with parking and restaurants nearby.
Ferreries, Menorca
Cala GaldanaWide beach with white sand and shallow waters. Features restaurants, shops, parking, restrooms, lifeguards and water sports rentals.
Sant Tomàs, Menorca
BinigausA 1.5 kilometer sand beach on the south coast with limestone rock formations and Mediterranean plants growing in the area.
Mahón, Menorca
Cala BinidalíA small cove with pebble beach and mineral water. The rocks and pine trees form a natural boundary.
Es Castell, Menorca
S'Arenal de s'AvellàA sand beach accessed via an unpaved path. Rocks and Mediterranean vegetation characterize the surroundings.
Es Mercadal, Menorca
Cala ViolaA cove with reddish sand on the north coast. Monte Toro is visible from this location.
Alaior, Menorca
Cala XoroiProtected inlet with beach access, coastal rock formations and evening entertainment venues built into the cliffside facing the Mediterranean Sea.
Mahón, Menorca
Es GrauLong sandy beach with clear water reaching only waist height for 40 meters from shore, located within S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park.
Ciutadella, Menorca
MacarelletaSmall beach cove with white sand and turquoise water, accessible through a coastal path connecting to the larger Cala Macarella.
Es Mercadal, Menorca
Arenal d'en CastellHorseshoe shaped beach stretching 650 meters, with red sand and numerous water sports facilities near coastal residential areas.