The beaches of Menorca have experienced and are rarely forgotten. Menorca has many beautiful beaches and is less than 5 miles from the next beach. Menorca [Menocca] is a beach paradise, not on the other side of the world, but only 2-3 hours flight time. This sparsely populated island [35 km long and 15 km wide] can be seen around postcard beaches - that's why you don't stay away from the new beach experience every day. Even in tourist resorts, when your floor is looking back at the shore in the warm waters, you won't see the horizon of the beach filled with ugly high-rise hotels. And because there are more beaches [100+] than Mallorca and Ibizia, even in the hot summer, you won't fight for 2 square meters!
If you decide not to rent a car, the bus service will connect to the most popular resorts and local beaches. Due to their geological origins, many Menorcas beaches [very common on the South Coast] have gently sloping beaches that fall into the sea, warming the water, and a few meters of light sand. Suitable for babies, smaller children and rock tassels, perfect for snorkeling.
For those who like the beach at the entrance to the resort, Menorca offers some of the best lifeguards, daily cleaning services and a range of water sports and beach bars, restaurants. Topless sunbathing is usually done on most beaches.
The real jewels are many of the beaches enclosed in the stunning protective natural bays of the northern and southern coasts. The so-called virgin beach "calas virgenes" are some of the most beautiful beaches you can find in a three-hour flight. These beaches are usually remote and of course not labeled, providing a paradise close to home. Take one of the half-day or full-day cruises and you can visit some of the remote bays and beaches that can only be reached from the sea. An unforgettable experience.
Even if you have children, don't miss the chance to spend at least half a day on the beautiful Virgin Beach in Menorca. More and more people are ecologically accessible by car and short walk without disturbing their natural state. You won't regret it!
The original beaches listed below can be reached by car, and even children can walk a short distance. Give yourself an unforgettable beach experience - go! Go on a picnic after 17:00 and visit these places. Usually any parking or visit fees will not be collected, because the waiter has gone home, the beach will be more empty, you will be able to enjoy the magnificent sunset - I promise that if you have any children, they will love you too!
Cala Macarella
Cala Mitjana
Cala Mesquida
Cala' n Turqueta
Cala Algaiarens
What type of beach are you?
If you walk barefoot in the type of surfing, then you will like long sandy beaches. Menorcas' The longest beach is the 3 km long Playa de Son Bou in the middle of the South Coast. Other stroller beaches include Santo Tomas, Cavaleria and other virgin beaches on the northern coast.
If you like a dreamy bay surrounded by pine-covered cliffs, head to the southern coast of Menorca. The ancient rivers pass through the lush limestone gorges, which flood the sea and form spectacular protected beaches. You can find classic examples at Cala en Porter, Sant Cala Galdana and many southern virgin beaches.
For romantic and adventurous sloping, there are many remote beaches that can only be reached on foot, usually you will find them completely deserted or only have some like-minded people. Cala Pilar is a secluded red sand beach, typical of the northern coast, completely natural, situated in a beautiful and enchanting landscape. With a small car park, the hotel is a 35-minute walk from the wooded hillside and offers great views. You may find people applying red mud there as a natural skin refresher. Try it because you are "worthy".
There are no official nude beaches on the island, but the following locations are popular choices. The most frequented is the spectacular Binigaus beach - west of Santo Tomas. Easy access to the parking lot at Santo Tomas Beach. Walk west along Santo Tomas Beach. In addition, nudists often visit Cala Mesquida, Cala Macarelleta, Cala Trebaluger or Cala Es Bots in some areas.
Orignal From: Menorca Beach - Personal Guide
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