Top Menorca Audio Guides

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.

Discover a different side of Menorca—and enjoy a more active experience than many other sightseeing cruises—on this half-day boat tour, including stops for swimming and snorkeling. Set sail from Fornells, explore the waters of the marine reserve around the island’s north coast, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities with picturesque coastline views. Along the way, take a dip and snorkel with all your equipment included.

See the sunny southern coast of Menorca minus the beachside crowds in one relaxing half-day boat trip. Ideal if you're short on time, this option includes time to swim and enjoy water sports, plus a scenic route past hideaway coves and white sand beaches, many of which are tricky to access from land. Cala Turqueta, Cala Macarella, and a one-hour stop at Cala Trebaluger are among the coastal highlights.

Discover Menorca from a different perspective—and see marine wildlife up close—on this glass-bottom boat tour from the Port of Mahón. Step aboard a catamaran, sail through Mediterranean waters, and observe the landscape beneath from the vessel’s glass viewing panels. Explore the historic harbor from the water and learn about the area’s history, culture, and architecture along the way.

Enjoy the best of Menorca's north coast on this fun half-day boat tour. The oversized ship can accommodate many travelers, so this is a great option for groups. Relax on board as they take you to some of the most unspoilt little beaches in the marine reserve area. Take advantage of the included snorkeling gear, or just swim or relax on the beach.

Discover more of Menorca—and explore parts of the island you might miss—on this half-day boat tour around the southern coast. Relax on deck, soak up picturesque views, and cruise by unspoiled coves including Son Saura, Es Talaier, Cala Turqueta, and Macarella. Dive from the boat into crystal-clear water, stop for an hour of swimming, and enjoy direct access to a beach along the way.

Discover the magical island of Menorca at your own pace with this guided tour using the app. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can tour the island and visit its two most important cities: Citadel and Mahon. Discover the best places and recommendations of the Balearic island. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 3h self-guided tour with +20 points of interest - This tour includes 2 routes: Citadel and Mahon - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Swap dry land for a splash of adventure on this group boat tour along Menorca’s hidden coastline. Set sail on a glass-bottom boat with chances to swim, snorkel, whizz down a waterslide, or spot sea life below deck. On-board perks include an ice-cream bar (extra expense) and an audio guide to keep you informed. This tour is ideal for families and friends after a fun afternoon out.

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.

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.

Travelers can enjoy an incredible excursion along the northern coast of Menorca starting from the quiet Port of Addaia, aboard a modern and fun motorboat, semi-rigid type, with capacity for 12 people. Accompanied by an expert local guide who will also act as the boat's skipper. A tour with which to discover up close some of the best beaches, coves and mysterious caves on the north coast, snorkeling to know the marine fauna of the island and enjoying quiet and refreshing swims in turquoise and crystal clear waters.

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.

Discover Menorca, the quieter Balearic gem, with our self-guided tour that lets you explore this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve island at your own pace. Begin in Ciudadella, the medieval former capital on the western coast, where Carthaginian, Roman, Moorish, and Spanish history unfold along stone streets and whitewashed facades. Explore the Plaça des Born, then enter the 13th-century Catalan Gothic cathedral built on a former mosque. Visit the Naveta des Tudons, Europe's oldest roofed building dating to 1200 BCE, and the extraordinary Talayotic archaeological sites recognized as UNESCO World Heritage in 2023. Walk the ancient Ses Voltes porticoed streets where artisan leather sandal makers (avarcas) have operated for generations. Descend to Ciudadella's intimate narrow-inlet harbor for fresh seafood and the famous caldereta de langosta lobster stew. Discover pristine turquoise beaches accessible only on foot, Cala Macarella, Cala Turqueta, and the red-sand Cala Pregonda on the north coast.