Top Menorca Day Trips

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.

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.

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.

Here's a trio of treasures awaiting you along the island's Eastern coast. As cruise around one of the v.nz•rld's deepest natural harbours, you can admire spectacular views of the majestic historical buildings that line the port of Mahon. Once back on dry land, there's time to visit Menorca's vibrant capital on market day. Travel along the scenic coastal road which will take you to the whitewashed sugar-cubed village of Binibeca before making a beach stop at lunchtime. Travelling further along the East coast, you'll arrive at the unique prehistoric Caves of Xoroi. Admire the views over the Mediterranean whilst sipping a CINI complimentary drink. Cameras are essential on this great day out.

Discover the remote beaches and coves of Menorca on this full-day cruise aboard a sailing yacht. Explore pristine bays such as Cala Pregonda and Cala Pudent, and snorkel in the shimmering turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You’ll reach some of Menorca’s most unspoiled and inaccessible regions on this small-group excursion, limited to seven passengers.

Discover Mah6n, Menorca's charming capital, with a scenic cruise through one of the world's largest natural harbours. Stroll through the historic centre's narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and grand squares. Enjoy free time to explore local shops and sample authentic island flavours. See elegant villas and historic buildings that line the waterfront A brief visitto a local gin distillery is included for those interested.

This is a fully private full-day sailing experience designed to adapt to your pace and preferences. With an experienced local skipper, you will explore some of Menorca’s most beautiful coves, enjoy crystal-clear waters and spend the day exactly the way you want. Unlike shared boat trips, this experience is flexible and personal: you decide when to swim, relax, snorkel or paddle board. Before the trip, we always contact our guests to plan the day together and choose between a light lunch on board or stopping at a seaside restaurant (restaurant costs are paid by the guests). With 8 hours at sea, there is plenty of time to reach the very best coves of Menorca’s south coast, including hidden spots that are not usually visited on shorter trips. This full-day experience is ideal for guests who truly want to enjoy the sea, spend time in each cove and discover Menorca in a relaxed and authentic way.

Save time and effort. This private tour from Madrid allows you to discover two destinations in a single day without the hassle of public transport or joining a group tour. Head first for Toledo, the old capital of Spain, for a walking tour and free time to explore. Then, continue to the historic city Segovia to admire its Roman aqueduct and medieval castle.

Discover the best of Menorca through our exclusive tour, an experience that fuses the essence of coastal hiking with the richness of local heritage and the delight of a visit to a boutique winery. Immerse yourself in the serenity of the crystal clear waters and the history that surrounds each trail as you explore the coast. Then, venture into the heart of the island for a unique wine experience, where you will learn about ancient winemaking traditions and delight in wines of the highest quality. This tour invites you to discover the abundant biodiversity and charm of this Mediterranean gem at your own pace. Customize the experience according to your individual preferences and let yourself be captivated by everything Menorca has to offer. Immerse yourself in a day that will feed your senses and leave an indelible mark on your memory. Hiking route: 9.5 km, duration: 3 hours, positive slope: 40m, difficulty: easy.

Enjoy a day in the Mediterranean with the rental of a traditional Menorcan llaüt. This typical boat from Menorca offers comfortable and stable sailing, perfect for couples, families or small groups. Access hidden coves and anchor in crystal clear waters, all at your own pace. Ideal for those looking for an authentic and relaxing experience on the north coast of Menorca. - Sail from 9:45h to 18:30h in a traditional Menorcan llaüt. - Includes drinks, snacks and snorkeling equipment. Small groups of less than 12 people for greater exclusivity. - Access to pristine beaches with the possibility of visiting up to two places depending on the wind conditions.

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.