Stranden op Menorca

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.

Best Beaches — Kaart

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Macarella Beach

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

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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.

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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.

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Cala Mitjana beach

Cala Mitjana is a bay and beach on the Spanish Mediterranean island of Menorca's southern coast.

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Escorxada Beach

Remote, unspoiled bay on the southwest coast. It is accessible via a long hike from Cala Mitjana or by boat, ensuring low crowds even in peak season.

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Cala Trebaluger beach

This natural beach is one of the southern beaches on the island. High cliffs, beautiful coves.

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Cala Pregonda

Semi-virgin beach on the north coast distinguished by its unique reddish sand and jagged offshore islets that protect the bay from the northern Tramuntana wind.

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Son Bou Beach

One of the prettiest beaches on Menorca. It's alsothe biggest fine white sandy beach in the area.

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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.

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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.

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Cala Binidalí

Tiny, narrow cove with white sand and transparent water located near the village of Sant Climent. It is sheltered by low, rocky cliffs.

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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.

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Binigaus beach

It´s small sandy beach which is less frequented. Favourite location for nudists but everyone is welcome.

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Cala de Binissafúller

U-shaped bay on the south coast with calm, shallow waters and a small area of white sand, often used as a mooring spot for small local boats.

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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.

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Punta Prima beach

Punta Prima is a large beach of fine white sand very rocky at the eastern end.

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Cala Morell

Northern bay characterized by smooth rock platforms and a small sandy area. It is notable for the nearby prehistoric necropolis carved into the surrounding cliffs.