Menorca Holidays

Breath-taking Beaches:

With its turquoise waters and unspoiled sandy beaches, Menorca holidays are a dream for beach lovers. From Cala Pregonda, the island offers picture-perfect spots to relax.

Rich History and Culture:

Dive into the island’s history by visiting ancient megalithic sites and charming towns like Ciutadella and Mahón. Menorca, Spain holidays combine culture and relaxation perfectly.

Pristine Nature:

As a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Menorca boasts diverse landscapes, from lush forests to stunning coastal trails, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts.

Delicious Cuisine:

Savour the Mediterranean flavours of Menorca, including fresh seafood, traditional dishes like Caldereta de langosta, and the island’s famous gin.

Peaceful Atmosphere:

Unlike its busier Balearic neighbours, holidays in Menorca are all about tranquillity, offering the perfect escape to unwind and recharge.

Cala en Turqueta:

True to its name, this serene cove is famous for its mesmerising turquoise waters and lush surroundings, making it a favourite among nature lovers.

Cala Macarelleta:

Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sands, Cala Macarelleta is a must-visit beach, offering a tranquil escape amidst stunning natural beauty.

Cala Mitjana:

A picturesque cove surrounded by pine-covered cliffs, Cala Mitjana is perfect for those seeking a peaceful and scenic beach experience.

Son Bou:

Stretching over 3 kilometres, Son Bou is Menorca’s longest beach, featuring golden sands and shallow waters ideal for families and leisurely swims.

Cala Pregonda:

With its unique reddish-golden sands and clear waters, Cala Pregonda offers a distinctive and quieter beach experience on the island’s northern coast.

Naveta d’Es Tudons:

This ancient boat-shaped burial monument is a fascinating glimpse into Menorca’s prehistoric past and its unique funerary traditions.

Museum of Menorca:

Located in a historic convent, this museum showcases artifacts that span Menorca’s history, from prehistoric times to modern-day.

Ciutadella Old Town and Cathedral:

Explore the charming medieval streets of Ciutadella and visit its stunning, Gothic Cathedral, built on the site of a former mosque.

Monte Toro:

As Menorca’s highest point, Monte Toro offers breath-taking views, and a serene 17^th century monastery steeped in spiritual significance.

Es Grau Natural Park:

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve teeming with wetlands, dunes, and diverse wildlife, perfect for nature lovers and birdwatchers.

Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta:

Famous twin coves with turquoise waters and lush surroundings, exemplifying Menorca’s unspoiled beauty.

Pont d’en Gil:

A natural sea arch near Ciutadella, ideal for sunset views and popular among divers exploring underwater caves.

Monte Toro:

The island’s highest point, offering panoramic views and a connection to Menorca’s natural essence.

Walking:

Menorca’s Scenic trails, such as the famous Camí de Cavalls, make walking a rewarding way to explore the island’s natural beauty.

Bus:

Menorca’s efficient bus network connects major towns and popular beaches, making it a budget-friendly way of travelling.

Car Hire:

From quiet beaches to charming villages, renting a car gives you the freedom to explore Majorca’s hidden treasures. At Click&Go Holidays, we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

Taxis:

Taxis are widely available and convenient for short trips or airport transfers, though they can be pricier than other options.