Top Menorca Archaeology Tours

1-hour boat trip through the magnificent natural port of Mahón with historical commentaries and underwater vision.

Guided tours are relatively expensive and can follow rigid schedules. This self-guided audio tour of Ciutadella, a port town known for its old quarter and medieval streets, helps travelers save money and explore at their own pace. Follow the narrator through narrow streets, past churches and palaces, and along the marina, finishing at the Museum Diocesa de Menorca inside an Augustine convent.

Avoid the crowds on land and enjoy unobstructed views of Menorca’s coastline on a boat trip to secluded beaches that are only accessible by water. Traveling with a guide means you’ll tick off natural attractions with ease, and maximize your chances of spotting marine life such as dolphins. Plus, included lunch and round-trip hotel transfers make for a seamless experience.

This 7-hour excursion along the south coast of Menorca offers the opportunity to spend a whole day visiting and bathing on the most natural and remote beaches of the island. The quality of the beaches along with their difficult access from land make this excursion a fantastic way to discover the coast of Menorca from both the sea and the beach. Visit the most popular coves of Menorca and enjoy local cuisine in the form of an exquisite mixed paella (chicken and seafood) accompanied by sangria and orange.

Ideal for travelers looking to explore beyond the beaches of Menorca, this half-day private tour of the Mediterranean island will take you to secluded villages, views, and historical sites. Enjoy the privacy of having your own transport and licensed guide, as you admire the architectural masterpiece of Binibeca, the unique cavern of Cova d'en Xoroi on a steep cliff top, and the ruins of Talati de Dalt, an historic Talayotic settlement.

Get more out of your time in Menorca by swapping tours of mainland sights for a scenic boat trip. Travel along the island’s south coast and access idyllic beaches that would be hard to reach otherwise—such as Cala Macarella, Cala Turqueta, and Son Saura. As well as viewing the magnificent scenery from the deck, the tour factors in free time to hop off the boat and explore the beaches and coves up close.

Spend a memorable morning or afternoon cruising around Menorca’s northern coasts on a catamaran trip from Fornells. Hop aboard a spacious, modern catamaran with a professional skipper and crew, and sail over the sapphire waters of the island’s northern maritime reserve. Follow an easterly or westerly route decided by your skipper; glide by craggy cliffs, pine-coated headlands, and idyllic beaches; and visit hidden coves to swim, snorkel or just relax. Your trip includes complimentary snacks and beverages. Numbers are limited to 10–12 people for a small-group experience.

Cap off a perfect vacation day by exploring the west coast of Menorca on a sunset cruise. Take in the views as you cruise, from the old port of Ciutadella to the Cap d'Artrutx Lighthouse, and the natural stone arch of Pont D'en Gil, as the sun sets over the sea.

Discover the best of Menorca’s capital of Mahón, all in one day—and enjoy a leisurely sightseeing experience—on this full-day tour. In the morning, following hotel pickup, head to the Mahón port and embark on a boat tour of the harbor. After free time for lunch and shopping (own expense), as well as time to relax on the Punta Prima Beach, you’ll finish with a visit to the scenic fishing village of Binibeca.

Skip the traffic and parking problems on your beach day, and board a boat to get to and from Cala Galdana the easy way. This fuss-free option gives you roughly two hours of free time at the picturesque bay that's beloved by families for its soft sands, shallow waters, and pine forest shade.