Beaches and Caves

Ciutadella’s coastline features a stark contrast between the white sand beaches of the south and the rugged, red-toned shores of the north. This selection includes the pine-fringed turquoise waters of Cala en Turqueta and the expansive bay of Cala Galdana. Beyond the sand, the list highlights geological sites like the rounded stones of Macar d'Alfurinet and historical caves, including Cova des Càrritx—a Bronze Age burial site—and Cova dels Pardals, a former smuggler’s hideout carved into the cliffs.

Cala en Turqueta

White sand beach surrounded by pine forests, known for its bright turquoise waters and two distinct swimming areas separated by low rocks.

Cala Galdana

Extensive horseshoe-shaped bay with white sand and shallow water, featuring a small river outlet and high limestone cliffs.

Macarella Beach

One of the most beautiful beaches in Menorca which is surrounded by high, pine clad cliffs.

Playa Son Saura beach

Beautiful sheltered bay, with gently shelving pure whitesand. No bar, No restaurants.

Cala Blanca

Small inlet on the western coast with fine white sand and calm, shallow waters, located near the residential areas of Ciutadella.

Cala del Pilar

Remote northern beach characterized by its reddish sand and clay cliffs, accessible via a hike through a Mediterranean forest.

Cala de Santandria

Narrow, sheltered inlet with sandy shores and accessible facilities, located within a deep natural cove on the western coast.

Cala en Bosch

Cala en Bosch, also known as Cala'n Bosch or Cala en Bosc, is a beach, marina, hotel, and apartment resort located on the southwest coast…

Cala Morell

Rocky bay on the northern coast known for its unique geological formations and proximity to a significant Talayotic necropolis.

Cales Pous

Small, secluded rocky cove with clear water, located near the Punta Nati lighthouse on the rugged northern coast.

Macar d'Alfurinet

Secluded northern beach covered in large, smooth, rounded stones known as macars, shaped by the Tramuntana wind and waves.

Cova Dels Pardals

Sea cave carved into the cliffside, historically used by smugglers and accessible via a stone staircase leading down to the water.

Cova des Càrritx

Natural limestone cave containing a significant Bronze Age archaeological site where preserved hair and funeral artifacts were discovered.

Cova des Moro

Coastal cave formation located near the western shoreline of Menorca.