Top Menorca Private Sightseeing Tours

We are the only company specialized 100% in the ¨unknown¨ Menorca. Jeep Safari is a sustainable company that follows the canons of the Menorca Biosphere Reserve. We have access to private lands that are prohibited to public. The groups are reduced to a maximum of 8 people per guide/driver. Our multi-speaking guides are passionate about this island. Our itineraries are dynamic. We visit unique sites accesible only to our company.

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.

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.

Discover the most authentic essence of Menorca in an experience that combines history, gastronomy and landscape. Throughout the day you will visit some of the most representative enclaves of the island, from impressive Talayotic villages recognized by UNESCO to a traditional estate dedicated to the production of Mahon-Menorca cheese and a local winery where you will know the growing culture of Menorcan wine. Far from the most crowded areas, this tour will allow you to delve into the interior of the island, discover its traditions, taste local products and understand the close relationship between the territory, its history and its way of life. A complete experience for those who wish to know the most genuine Menorca, one that has retained its identity over the centuries and that continues to reflect the authentic Mediterranean spirit.

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.

Check off three UNESCO World Heritage sites in just one day. This private tour from Madrid takes you to Toledo, Segovia, and Avila, three Spanish cities offering insight into the country's history with Roman bridges, medieval squares, and Gothic churches. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour is wheelchair accessible to accommodate more travelers.

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.