If you’re visiting Menorca, or want to visit Menorca then you’re sure to want to know what are the best beaches in Menorca to visit during your stay.
If Menorca has one thing, it’s definitely some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. Golden sand, with gentle waves, shallow waters, the positives are endless. But below are the best beaches in Menorca you should visit:
Arenal D’en Castell Beach
Another one to make the list of Menorca’s best beaches. Warm crystal clear waters, shallow slopes and fine white sand make this perfect for everyone in the family.
You can find loungers, umbrellas, pedalo’s and even kayaks to hire to keep you entertained throughout the day. But if that’s not you’re cup of tea, the rocky edges of the beach are perfect for snokerling.
There are a few hotels and accommodation options in Arenal, so the beach may get busy during the peak months. For Arenal d’en Castell accommodation search here. Alternatively, we have our free Arenal d’en Castell resort guide you can explore.
Cala Galdana Beach
Another beautiful beach on the south coast of Menorca. Cala Galdana offers a spectacular horseshoe-shaped bay with golden sand and calm waters.
The Cala Galdana beach is well equipped with plenty of amenities, mainly due to popularity of the resort itself. Including many restaurants, music bars and shows and also water sports on the beach itself.
Cala Galdana has quite a few large hotels and plenty of accommodation on offer, so the beach may get busy during the peak months.
Search accommodation in Cala Galdana or check out our in-depth Cala Galdana resort guide.
Cala en Porter
Nestled in a bay on the southern coast, Cala en Porter presents a golden sandy white beach surrounded by cliffs. A natural protection from the wind making for an enjoyable beach for young families.
The local facilities nearby also make for a great choice for families and you can also find small boats available for hire, as well as Kayaks and Paddle boards to keep everyone entertained.
In the area you’ll also find a unique experience, the Cova d’en Xoroi club – a club nestled into the mountains where you can enjoy evening drinks with a beautiful sunset in the background.
Cala en Porter accommodation can be found here.
Es Grau
Another beach you have to include if you’re looking for the best beaches in Menorca is Es Grau. At almost 600 metres long and shaped in a sort of U shape you get complete protection from the waves or any real current. One of the best beaches in Menorca for children, that’s for sure.
You can also find some gorgeous restaurants and cafes in the town, situated not too far from the beach.
Es Grau accommodation can be found here.
Son Bou
We had to start with Menorca’s longest beach, which is Son Bou. Located on the south coast of the island, the Son Bou beach stretches for over two kilometres. Featuring fine white sand and relatively shallow waters, makes Son Bou it a family-friendly beach with plenty of space so you’ll never be jostling for space.
However, because of it’s length it can be quite open to strong winds if there are any. But, you can also find a few water sports to keep you entertained if you have to entertain older child, or adults trying to relive their youth.
Accommodation in Son Bou or check out our in-depth Son Bou resort guide.
Santo Tomas
Santo Tomas beach is split into two by a rocky segment. If looking out to sea, the right, towards the beach restaurant Es Bruc is a lot more open and extends towards Binigaus and Cala Galdana – also be warned the nudist beach here.
Towards the left if facing the sea (the East) has a contained promenade and subsequent wooden walk ways through the dunes onto the beach, which is like many beaches in Menorca, a beautiful golden affair. On the Santo Tomas beach you can also rent Kayaks, Pedalos and Paddleboards. However, the currents can get quite strong and if the weather isn’t great it can get unsafe for younger child so be careful.
Accommodation in and around Santo Tomas can be found here or head over to our Santo Tomas resort guide.
Sa Mesquida
If you’re heading north after landing at Mahon airport, then Sa Mesquida is one the first Menorcan beach you will come across.
A quieter beach but beautiful nevertheless, a perfect beach to visit in Menorca in the peak summer months of July and August when you have the hottest weather in menorca.
Son Parc
Another popular beach in Menorca due to its shallow waters and fine golden sand. With lifeguards and water sports on offer in Son Pac, such as pedalos and kayaks it can get busy.
However, sat within a protective bay giving natural protection from any strong winds and waves. And a couple of beachside bars at the western and eastern ends of the beach respectively provide a welcome backdrop. Not to forget a free car park at the western end including additional toilets.
Accommodation around Son Parc can be found here.
Notable mentions of Menorca best beaches:
Binibeca
Binibeca or known by locals as Binibequer provides another great Menorcan beach offering. The coastline of Binibeca stretches from Cala Torret to Binibequer Vell and has numerous inlets and small sheltered coves great for swimming. However, the beach at Cala de Binibcea is the most popular due to its calm water and beautiful white sand.
Accommodation in Binibeca can be found here.
Cala en Bosch
Cala en Bosch or alternatively known as Cala’n Bosch is one of the most westerly points of Menorca. Relatively rocky in nature but quite large considering, you can find good facilities and water sports to keep you enterained.
Head for Platja de Son Xoriguer a little further along if you want to explore some water sports.
Cala’n Bosch accommodation can be found here as well as our in-depth Cala’n Bosch resort guide with additional information for your holiday.
