Menorcan rannat
Best Beaches
Menorca’s coastline is defined by the stark contrast between its southern and northern shores. The south features sheltered coves like Cala Macarella and Cala en Turqueta, characterized by limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and Aleppo pine forests. In contrast, the northern coast offers rugged, wind-sculpted landscapes with reddish sands at Cala Pregonda and Platja de Cavalleria. This selection includes the island's longest stretch of sand at Son Bou and secluded bays like Cala Escorxada, accessible only by foot or boat.
Cala en Turqueta
Secluded southern cove known for its bright turquoise waters and fine white sand, surrounded by dense pine groves. It is a natural beach with no urban development.
Cala Galdana
Large, shell-shaped resort beach on the south coast. It features a wide range of facilities, shallow waters, and is bordered by high limestone cliffs.
Cala Mitjana beach
Cala Mitjana is a bay and beach on the Spanish Mediterranean island of Menorca's southern coast.
Cala Trebaluger beach
This natural beach is one of the southern beaches on the island. High cliffs, beautiful coves.
Platja de Cavalleria
Large natural beach in the northern part of the island, featuring dark orange sand and clay cliffs. It is situated within a protected natural area near Cape Cavalleria.
Cala del Pilar
Isolated beach in the northwest reachable via a 30-minute walk through woodland. It is known for the dramatic contrast between its red soil and clear water.
es Calo Blanc
One of the smallest beaches on the island, featuring a tiny patch of white sand and polished rocks. Its deep, clear waters are popular for snorkeling.
Cala Tortuga
Remote sandy beach located within the S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park. It sits near the Favàritx Lighthouse and offers views of the rugged northern coastline.
Best Beaches – Lisää matkaan
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