When it comes to winter holidaying, the Balearic Islands are hard to beat. Beaches are one of the primary draws of this island chain and for a selection of coastlines to suit all occasions Menorca provides sun-worshipping opportunities galore.
The second largest of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is a great destination if you’re looking to kick back and relax under the Meditteranean sunshine. The beaches of Menorca are suitable to every time of beach body – from sports enthusiasts to family groups to those looking for utter isolation. There’s a wide range of affordable options when it comes to Menorca hotels, so you won’t have to stress or feel guilty for getting away. To make the most of a sunshine break on the island, here is a selection of the island’s beaches for all occasions:
Top for seclusion: Cala Turqueta
Nature enthusiasts will find solace at the isolated Cala Turqueta beach that offers both beauty and peace and quiet. What it lacks in amenities, it makes up for with breaktaking views that can be enjoyed in almost total seclusion.
Top for families: Son Parc
Families should head to this north coast beach known for its shallow waters and a wide range of exciting activities. The beach is also nearby Menorca’s only golf course, offering enthusiasts the chance to slip away for a quick round of golf if desired.
Top for activities: Cala Galdana
The active tourist will love this southern coast beach. After taking in the gorgeous horseshoe cove and cliffs, visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities. These include boat trips, watersports, mini golf, cycling and the chance to take relaxing walks along the breathtaking coastline.
Top for nature: Cala Trebaluger
This picture perfect southern beach can be found at the mouth of a river, surrounded by pine forests. Accessible only by foot, the area is perfect for bird watching enthusiasts. Unfortunately there is no where to grab lunch so it’s a smart idea to bring along a packed picnic basket you can enjoy should hunger strike.
Top all-rounder: Son Bou
Son Bou is well known as Menorca’s longest beach, stretching 3 kilometres along the south coast. There is plenty of room to enjoy the beautiful scenery whether it be while you’re lounging on the beach or partaking in one of the many water sports available. The beach is a tourist hotspot, but take care when young children are in tow, as the occasional stong current can be dangerous.
The beaches of Menorca really do offer something for everyone. A holiday in the Balearic Islands can be surprisingly affordable. Search the great range of good quality Menorca hotels and check out the deals on cheap hotels and apartments on the island for your next sunshine break on this paradise isle.
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