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The ones worth your time.
The 13 most popular menorca tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Sail from Ciutadella to Menorca’s best coves like Son Saura and Cala Turqueta, with optional paella and sangria.
“Excellent tour! Very complete would recommend for sure!”
Sail Menorca’s south coast from Ciutadella for swims at Cala en Turqueta and Son Saura, plus a paella lunch on board.
“The trip overall was very well organised. Paella would have been nicer if it was edible but it was full of bones and hardly any meat.”
3.5-hour boat trip along Menorca’s south coast from Cala’n Bosch, with a 1-hour beach swim, snorkeling options, and onboard slides.
“Great boat trip! Could take pram on the boat no problem but couldn't get off the boat at the beach with the pram (it was a rocky & uneven path to the beach) so we stayed on board which was a shame but there was a fantastic glass bottom part to view the fish. Overall…”
A 1-hour catamaran cruise around Mahón Harbor with live commentary and an underwater viewing window for fish spotting and fort history.
“Fantastic commentary, explained in a few languages, and every word could be heard”
Fast 3-hour boat cruise from Fornells with cave views, two swim/snorkel stops, and Menorcan coast scenery for $47.
“Really enjoyed this boat trip to some of the red beaches in the north of Menorca, especially Cala Pregonda which is otherwise hard to reach. Very well organized with assigned seating.”
2-hour glass-bottom boat from Cala Galdana to secluded Menorca coves, with snorkeling, slides, and a 1-hour beach stop.
“Nice boat trip, very friendly crew, would recommend anytime! Do bring beach stuff for the beach stop though 👌🏻”
A half-day boat trip along Menorca’s south coast with close-up cove views, a swim stop at Cala Trebaluger, and snorkel gear.
“Efficient boarding and very friendly staff . Lovely boat trip along the coast with a stop off for a swim . The beach for the stop off offered great swimming , however you had to walk along uneven rocks and paths to get there which might prove difficult if you have any difficulty walking .…”
2-hour Menorca sunset cruise from Cala en Bosch with audio commentary, a full bar, and a free cava glass.
“The beautiful sunset and the Captain positioning the boat for everyone to feast on the glorious sunset. The Cava was also a very nice touch!”
Off-road Menorca with archaeology, geology, and botany stops, plus a farm cheese tasting. Small group, short day, wild views.
“Can’t fault the staff and their friendliness - willing to alter things to suit the party. However, it was over priced and lunch/drinks were not included - worked out at around £60 a head - wouldn’t recommend on that basis.”
1-hour Port Mahon harbor cruise from Maó with an underwater viewing stop, panoramic views, and loudspeaker history commentary.
“It’s a great little tour of an interesting harbour”
Explore Xoriguer’s Mahón distillery with a 40-minute gin production tour, tasting, and Menorca appetizers for $17.
“Excellent tour, learnt about the family, the making of the gin, and a tour of the distillery. Along with tasting of the gin, and liqueurs, with some cheese and biscuits too.”
Sail Menorca’s north coast on a fast catamaran with unlimited drinks, snacks, and snorkeling in calm coves. Small-group, about 3 hours.
“Belle expérience! À refaire… merci ☺️”
Small-group boat cruise along South Menorca’s most famous and remote calas, with swims, snorkeling, paddle-surf, and included snacks.
“We did the sunset tour which was really nice. Juan-Antonio was a great host and made the trip a delight. One thing I would say is that all the beaches look very similar when viewed from the sea. To capture the true beauty of the beaches you need to be on them. So this is…”
