Other sports in Menorca
Diving with Blue Water Scuba for Qualified Divers
As a qualified diver, wherever there's water, you'll want to dive in. Make Menorca no different with this scuba diving tour. If you've got your kit with you and need nothing but an oxygen tank, let our local instructors help you explore the island's underwater coastline, caverns and top dive sites by sharing their wealth of knowledge.
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Camí de Cavalls Menorca Coastal Tour by Horse
Your inner cowboy or cowgirl will love Menorca's Camí de Cavalls. This network of trails dating back hundreds of years encircles the island along the coast. Even if you're not an old hand with the horses, this in an experience that'll get your pulses racing.
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Blue Water Scuba Diving Single Dive
Ever wanted to explore the world below the waves? There are few better places to scuba dive than Menorca. Let the experts from Blue Water Scuba school show you the basics before taking your newfound skills out to sea. With this afternoon single dive, you could see barracudas, octopus, groupers, moray eels and more.
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Sheltered Fornells Bay in the north of Menorca is the best place for kayaking on the island. Its rocky coastline interspersed with hidden coves is ideal for exploring on a leisurely paddle. Enjoy the views and maybe make a pitstop in one of the beaches for a bit of downtime. A fantastic way to discover Menorca while enjoying an activity.
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Blue Water Scuba Three-day Course with Equipment
Learning to scuba dive is a magical holiday experience that lets you explore the underwater world. Take your first plunge with the help of expert instructors at Blue Water Scuba on this three-day diving course. You'll head out into Menorca's calm, clear waters to learn the basics of scuba including breathing underwater and using equipment.
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Popular experiences in Menorca
This wet and wild day out at Splash Sur Menorca waterpark is just the ticket for a fun family day under the sun. There's everything you need for a brilliant time – slides, chutes, pools and mini-slides for the little ones. And sunloungers for when you feel like some time out.
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Lloc de Menorca Animal Park Ticket
A journey around the globe but not quite as you know it. Lloc de Menorca animal park takes you across the continents to see endemic animals from Menorca and further afield. It's a fun-filled day out for all the family, where you'll come face-to-face with everything from monkeys and ostriches to lemurs.Set in sweet flower-filled gardens, Lloc de Menorca animal park features farm animals and all kinds of exotic creatures. Follow the paths around ponds and wind your way from exhibit to exhibit, without knowing what you'll come across next. Get up close to kangaroos, watch cheeky monkeys playing in the treetops and sit back as giant tortoises, porcupines and peacocks pass you by.It's worth pausing to watch the lemurs and there's also a reptile house where you'll see slippery snakes. Spot birds in the aviary and round everything off at the children's adventure splash park. There are also native farm animals such as the red cow and Menorcan horse.
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Mahon Harbour Glass-bottom Boat Tour
Straddling the main Mediterranean trade routes, Mahon has enjoyed great strategic importance throughout history. The Romans, Arabs, Catalans, Spanish, French and British all coveted its deep-water harbour as their own. This one-hour catamaran trip takes you on a voyage of exploration all of your own.
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Lloc de Menorca Visit with Free Time at Son Bou Beach
One of the best family days out in Menorca. First up, you'll visit Lloc de Menorca animal park, a sanctuary for species from all over the world. And then you'll enjoy downtime at the blue-flag Son Bou beach. Nicola, one of our guides on this tour, says, ‘Small children will love the animal splash park and indoor play areas. And you can get your holiday snaps with a variety of animals, including a snake.'Set in beautiful, flower-filled gardens, Lloc de Menorca is home to all sorts of farm animals and exotic creatures. The welfare of the animals is the utmost priority. Nicola says, ‘Rescued animals enjoy a new life, in what would be their own normal environments – there are no cages.' And Debbie, another of our guides, adds, ‘The Lloc is so much more than a zoo – it's a sanctuary to many abused animals from circuses, illegal trafficking and even overbreeding.'As you follow the paths around the ponds, you'll come face-to-face with frisky monkeys, meet friendly dwarf goats and get up close to everything from kangaroos and giant tortoises to porcupines and peacocks. There's also a reptile house where you can have your picture taken with one of the squirming snakes. Spot lots of birds in the aviary, including cheeky parrots hiding in the leaves. To round off the day, we make the 15-minute journey to sun-kissed Son Bou – others take you to beaches further away. Boasting almost 3km of blond sand, it's the longest stretch of beach on Menorca.
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Mahon Harbour, Binibeca and Xoroi Cave Tour
You'll see Menorca by land and sea on this fantastic full day trip. Activities include a Mahon harbour boat trip and an old town guided tour. And you'll also enjoy visits to the whitewashed fishing village of Binibeca, the Xoroi Cave and the Torralba d'en Salord megalithic site.
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A day out at Aquarock Waterpark is more than just a chance to cool down - it's a roller-coaster ride of emotions that will give your holidays a rush of adrenalin. It promises an action-packed day where all the family can join in the fun.
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Mahon Harbour Boat Tour with Local Farmers’ Market
What better way to spend a few hours than shopping and savouring the delights of Mahon. Menorca's capital is steeped in history and boasts one very impressive natural attraction. You'll cruise the harbour, visit the Xoriguer gin distillery for a tasting as well as enjoy free time in the old town on market day.
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Mahon Harbour Yellow Catamarans Cruise with Underwater Views
Menorca boasts the biggest, natural harbour in the Mediterranean. And it's only from the water that you can really admire all its islets, fortifications, villas and corners of great beauty. So this hour-long catamaran cruise is just the ticket for taking in the views along Mahon's 5km-long harbour.
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Binibeca Snorkel without Transport
Set sail for a day of snorkelling with Binibeca Dive School. Hop aboard a boat and let the experts show you Menorca's best bays, coves and caverns. Stocked with barracudas, octopus, groupers, moray eels and more, they're perfect for fish-spotting. And when you're not exploring underwater, you can simply sit back and enjoy the cruise.
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Beat the heat with a trip to the cool Cova d'en Xoroi – an entertainment venue like no other. A club and chill-out bar hewn deep into the rock face, head here to admire magnificent views over the Med and learn the legends surrounding this ancient beauty spot. Laidback Balearic beats in the background, grab a drink from the bar and top up your tan by day, or arrive later to watch nature's nightly show – a stunning Menorcan sunset.
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See how Spanish aristocracy once lived with a visit to Casa Olivar. Built by one of Menorca's richest families, this 17th-century palace in Ciutadella is undoubtedly one of the grandest buildings on the island. Stacked with antiques, tapestries, frescoes, and more, it's like peeking into the past.
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Amigos Boat Cala Bosch-Cala Galdana Route Ticket
Boat trips on the Med don't get more fun than this. Cruise along Menorca's south coast, and you can hit the top deck to catch some rays or head to the glass-bottom viewing panels to spot some marine life. Drop anchor and you can slide in gently for a dip in the sea or plunge in from the double waterslides – a guaranteed hit with all the family.
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Binibeca Boat Tour Isla de l’Aire
Set sail from Cala Torret to swim and snorkel off Isla de l'Aire. Full of rocky outcrops, rugged coves, and caves only accessible from the sea, the marine reserve that surrounds the island is a prime place for fish-spotting. And between bouts of exploring, you can soak up some sunshine as you cruise off Menorca's scenic southeast coast.
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Ciutadella Walking Tour with visit to El Toro & Casa Olivar
If you want to get a feel for Menorca's past, this trip to the island's former capital is ideal. Packed with medieval architecture, Ciutadella's cobbled lanes, Gothic churches and palaces make it heaven for exploring. And you'll also visit El Toro, Menorca's highest point.
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Menorca Tour with Fornells, Binissues Manor and Tasting
Fishing villages, country estates, local products and world-class beaches. The rural heart of Menorca is a joy to explore. This tour ticks all the boxes, with visits to Fornells, Binissues, Cala Galdana and more. Along the way, you'll get to sample some of the island's renowned cheeses. Nicola, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Binissues is one of my favourite spots. You step back in time here, see cheesemaking, admire the old manor house with original furniture and enjoy the best views of the Menorcan countryside.'Your rural Menorca adventure kicks off in the postcard-worthy north coast village of Fornells. Wander through the maze of whitewashed alleys that meander down to the harbour. Lined with palm trees and traditional llaüt fishing boats, it's a picture of perfection. Next up is a pit stop to see the Platges de Fornells, famed for their landscaped cactus gardens. You'll then cross from north to south, heading to Cala Galdana, where you'll have just over an hour to relax on the beach or swim.We then go into full countryside mode at the stately manor of Binissues. See how the island's trademark mahonés cheese is made – and taste it along with other local delicacies – and wander the manicured gardens or say hello to the host of farm animals. Inside, there's a large collection of insects, which the kids will love. Finally, you'll have the best seats in the house at Son Martorellet, a renowned horse stables. Watch as horses from the island's endemic Menorquin breed are trained by local trainers and riders.
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Menorca may be famous for its beautiful beaches but tear yourself away from its shores, and you'll find a century-old culture of horsemanship of the highest calibre. For the first time in Menorca, the equestrian arts mix with magic and emotion in an innovative extravaganza displaying incredible horsemanship skills to live music – at the one and only Somni dancing horses show.Blending visual effects with music and dance, this ‘dancing horses' show is the No.1 night out in Menorca. Somni means 'dream' in Catalan and this spectacular show is bursting with dreamlike equestrian feats. It tells the story of a young girl who longs to have a horse to become her friend. She wants it to be her faithful and loyal companion, someone with whom she can share her adventures.You'll live a night of fantasy and colour, and get to immerse yourself in some of the legends and traditions of Menorca in a show that's not just for horse lovers – it's an experience that touches the hearts and souls of all audiences.
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Discover Scuba with Binibeca Diving
Menorca's coastline is famed for its turquoise-coloured bays and clear coves, but dive underwater and there's a whole other world to explore. This PADI-registered scuba diving course introduces you to the basics before hitting the sea. With two dives and all equipment included, you've got everything you need to discover Mediterranean marinelife.
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Binissues Manor House and Farm
Bygone Menorca can still be found in the magical manor house of Binissues. Its sunflower-gold exterior stands out in the beautiful countryside, inviting all-comers to explore its cool interiors, natural sciences museum and farm. You'll get a real taste of country life in the old days.
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Binibeca Dive School Snorkelling Boat Ticket
Stocked with barracudas, octopus, groupers, moray eels and more, Menorca's patch of the Mediterranean Sea is ideal for snorkelling. Hop aboard a boat and let the experts from Binibeca Dive School show you the best bays, coves and caverns, perfect for fish-spotting. And when you're not exploring underwater, you can sit back and enjoy the cruise.
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La Mola Fortress is the most impressive military installation in Mahon. Built in the 19th century over the ruins of earlier British efforts, it's a joy to explore, offering a mix of historical sights and coastal views. After a quick video introduction, you'll be free to check out the ramparts, underground galleries, powder magazines and lookout points.
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