Choosing Menorca as your destination means opting for the wild side of the Balearic Islands.
Gentle terrain and over 220 km of coastline await you for a holiday in an exceptional setting.
Let's go! We're taking you on the island's must-do hike, accessible to all: the 5 Lighthouses Trail. You'll have the chance to visit Cavalleria, a village perched on a cliff over 90 meters high, where the panoramic view overlooking the island is breathtaking.
Don't forget your swimsuits! Between land and sea, you can take a break and swim in coves, small beaches called "Cala" with crystal clear water, or linger there in the evening waiting for the sunset.
The 5 Lighthouse Trail: A must-do hike
Menorca is best explored on foot, and one of the most beautiful ways to discover the island is undoubtedly the Five Lighthouses Trail . This trail, accessible to all, takes you along the island's coastal paths , where the contrast between steep cliffs, deep blue sea, and arid landscapes offers an unforgettable spectacle.
Among the essential steps:
- The Cavalleria lighthouse , perched at over 90 meters high, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the island and the Mediterranean.
- The Favàritx lighthouse , with its lunar landscape and dark rocks contrasting with the bright blue of the sea.
- The Punta Nati lighthouse , perfect for admiring one of the most beautiful sunsets in Menorca.
Paradise coves for timeless swims
Don't forget your swimsuit! Menorca is a paradise for sea lovers , with stunningly beautiful beaches and coves, accessible on foot or by boat.
The must-haves:
- Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta , with their fine sand and turquoise waters worthy of the Caribbean.
- Cala Pregonda , a beach with golden hues and crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkeling.
- Cala Mitjana , a little gem hidden between cliffs and pine forests.
These beaches are ideal for relaxing after a hike, exploring the seabed or simply enjoying the sunset in a wild and unspoiled setting.
Menorca, a preserved and sustainable island
Designated a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, Menorca is a model of sustainable tourism. Here, there is no concrete jungle or overcrowded seaside resorts: the island focuses on ecotourism, the preservation of its natural heritage, and a way of life that is in harmony with its environment.
Whether you are a hiker, a sea lover or looking for a haven of peace, Menorca is a destination where you come to recharge, explore and enjoy the best of the Balearic Islands, away from the crowds .
Things to do in Menorca:
- Our diving holidays in Menorca
- Trip to Formentera
- Trip to Cabrera
- Trip to Ibiza
- Trip to Majorca