Menorca Beaches

Menorca is a beautiful island located in the Balearic Islands in Spain. Known for its stunning beaches and rich history, it's a popular destination for tourists from around the world.

Cala en Brut is a picturesque cove located on the north-western coast of Menorca. Its unique feature is the rocky cliffs and sunbathing platforms on both sides, rather than the typical sandy beachfront. The cove is characterized by its crystal clear, deep turquoise waters that are home to a variety of fish, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling. Cala en Porter is a popular semi-urban beach known for its easy accessibility and its natural beauty. The beach is characterized by its calm, clean waters and white sand that make it an ideal location for a day out. Arenal Son Saura is a large beach known for its clean sand and crystal clear water. The beach is not typically crowded, even during peak season in August, making it a calm and family-friendly destination. Cala Alcaufar, also known as Playa Alcaufar, is a small, serene beach situated in the municipality of Sant Lluís. The beach is characterized by its large bay and warm, turquoise waters, which are notably transparent and almost glow under the sunlight. Cala Galdana beach is renowned for its striking beauty. The beach season lasts for approximately 6-7 months and caters to both families and extreme sports enthusiasts.

For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map of their locations, please refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of beaches in the area, the best time to visit Menorca, and much more.