All about the Southern Coves of Menorca with Menorca Blava: From Cala'n Bosch to Punta Prima!

Imagine this: you wake up without rushing, enjoy a leisurely breakfast, and step aboard a boat that will take you to explore the most spectacular coves along the southern coast of Menorca. No racing to find parking or fighting for a spot. Everything is arranged so you can enjoy your day from the very first moment. Sounds good? Keep reading, because this is just the beginning.

A Boat Tour of Southern Menorca’s Coves, Departing from Ciutadella’s Port – Where the Magic Begins

The adventure starts at Ciutadella’s port, where Menorca Blava’s boat sets course southward, gliding over crystal-clear waters as the sun gently kisses your skin. As we leave the port, we’ll pass by the Cala’n Bosch Lighthouse, marking the beginning of this unique journey. It’s a perfect script: you, the sea, and the promise of discovering places that look like they’ve been taken straight from a dream.

Son Saura Beach: A Dreamy Stop

Son Saura, the first stop, is one of the most picturesque beaches on Menorca’s southern coast. With its fine white sand, shallow turquoise waters, and tranquil surroundings, it’s the ideal spot to relax, swim, or take in the beauty of unspoiled nature. Whether you choose to explore the shoreline or simply bask in the sun, this paradise will leave you in awe.

Your journey with Menorca Blava promises even more hidden treasures, making it a day filled with unforgettable moments.

First Stop: Son Saura

Son Saura is a beach so wide and peaceful that it will make you feel like the Mediterranean is yours alone. Its white sands and crystal-clear waters invite you to take a refreshing dip and leave the world behind. But that’s not all. From Son Saura, you have the chance to take a short walk to Es Talaier, a hidden paradise just a 7-minute stroll away.

Why Walk to Es Talaier?

Because what awaits you is a living postcard: a small cove surrounded by lush vegetation, with water so turquoise it seems unreal. It’s the perfect reward for a brief walk, offering a sense of discovery and tranquility that few places can match.

Cala Es Talaier: A Well-Kept Secret

Es Talaier is one of Menorca’s hidden gems. Its secluded charm and untouched beauty make it feel like a secret shared with only a lucky few. Whether you’re swimming in its crystal waters or simply taking in the scenery, this small cove will captivate your heart and leave you with unforgettable memories.

A Place You Can Only Describe with a Sigh

Es Talaier is one of those places that can only be summed up with a deep breath. It’s small, intimate, and perfect. If you love that feeling of discovering something that few people know about, you’ll find it here. And the best part? You don’t have to worry about waking up early to snag a spot in its tiny parking lot. With Menorca Blava, you arrive by sea and practically have it all to yourself.

Cala Turqueta: Where the Name Says It All

Cala Turqueta is the embodiment of its name: turquoise waters so vibrant they almost defy reality. This iconic cove is a must-see on the southern coast, with its fine white sand and lush pine trees providing the perfect backdrop. A true Mediterranean paradise, Cala Turqueta is where nature’s beauty takes center stage.

Cala Turqueta is a highlight of Menorca, and the boat stops here so you can step ashore, explore, and feel the soft sand beneath your feet. This cove is famous for the mesmerizing blue of its waters, so vivid it looks like a painting. Surrounded by pine trees offering natural shade, it’s perfect for those seeking a cool retreat after a refreshing swim.

Did you know that its parking lot fills up even before sunrise? With Menorca Blava, you can forget all about that. You’ll arrive relaxed, with plenty of time to fully enjoy this breathtaking spot.

Macarella and Macarelleta: The Grand Finale

No tour would be complete without passing by Macarella Beach and her little sister, Macarelleta. Although the boat doesn’t stop here, these coves are a stunning sight from the sea. Their white cliffs, the deep blue of the water, and the surrounding lush greenery create a picture-perfect scene that will leave you speechless.

From the boat, you’ll have the chance to capture incredible photos and take home memories you’ll treasure forever. These coves are the perfect finale to a day exploring the wonders of Menorca’s southern coast.

The Menorca Blava Experience: Beyond the Coves

The best part of this experience isn’t just the coves you visit but how you visit them. Menorca Blava is more than just a boat; it’s a plan that frees you from the hassles of organizing your day. It’s the freedom to enjoy without strict schedules or rushing to arrive. It’s the peace of mind knowing that everything is arranged so you can focus solely on living the moment.

Book Your Place in Paradise

The southern coves of Menorca are waiting for you, and the best way to explore them is by sea. Don’t miss out or let your vacation turn into a competition for a parking spot. With Menorca Blava, every minute counts, and every view is a gift.

Book now and experience Menorca like never before!

The Ultimate Guide to Exploring South Menorca's Beaches by Municipality: From Cala'n Bosch to Punta Prima

The southern coast of Menorca is defined by its spectacular shoreline filled with dreamlike beaches. From fine white sand to crystal-clear waters that seem straight out of a postcard, each cove offers something unique. Here’s a breakdown of all the beaches in this region by municipality, so you have all the information at your fingertips. Plus, we’ll show you how to enjoy these treasures from both land and sea with Menorca Blava, the ultimate experience for exploring the island’s southern coast.

Beaches in the Municipality of Ciutadella

1. Cala'n Bosch

• Services: Restaurants, bars, sunbed and umbrella rentals, water sports.
• Accessibility: Easy by car, large parking area (fills up early).
• Sand: Fine and white.
• Water: Calm and shallow, ideal for families.
• Landscape: Urbanized area with low vegetation.
• Drawbacks: Can be crowded during high season.
• Family-Friendly Score: 5/5. Perfect for children.
• Connections: Good bus connections from Ciutadella.
• Nearby Highlights: Cala’n Bosch Lighthouse, a short walk away.

2. Son Xoriguer

• Services: Beach bars, kayak rentals, showers.
• Accessibility: Nearby parking, easy access.
• Sand: Mixed, with some rocky areas.
• Water: Clear, moderate waves depending on the wind.
• Landscape: Low vegetation and rocky formations.
• Drawbacks: Limited natural shade, fills up quickly.
• Family-Friendly Score: 4/5. Less ideal due to lack of shade.
• Connections: Bus service available from Ciutadella.
• Nearby Highlights: Walking trails along the Camí de Cavalls.

3. Son Saura

• Services: None on the beach; natural setting.
• Accessibility: Small parking lot fills early. Easy access with Menorca Blava.
• Sand: White and fine.
• Water: Shallow, crystal-clear turquoise.
• Landscape: Dunes, Mediterranean vegetation, shaded areas.
• Drawbacks: Limited access by land; early arrival required.
• Family-Friendly Score: 5/5. Calm waters, ideal for children.
• Connections: Accessible by Menorca Blava boat.
• Nearby Highlights: 7-minute walk to Es Talaier.

4. Es Talaier

• Services: None; pristine environment.
• Accessibility: Accessible on foot from Son Saura or by boat.
• Sand: Very fine, light-colored.
• Water: Crystal-clear and perfectly calm.
• Landscape: Natural setting surrounded by pine trees with natural shade.
• Drawbacks: No services, not directly accessible by car.
• Family-Friendly Score: 4/5. Requires a walk to reach.
• Connections: Only accessible by foot or sea.
• Nearby Highlights: Exploring the Camí de Cavalls trails.

5. Cala Turqueta

• Services: Nearby parking, a small kiosk at the entrance.
• Accessibility: Limited parking, a 10-minute walk to the beach.
• Sand: White and powdery.
• Water: Clear with stunning turquoise hues.
• Landscape: Surrounded by low cliffs and pine trees, offering some natural shade.
• Drawbacks: Very crowded with limited parking.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 4.5/5. Perfect waters, but the walk may be inconvenient for some.
• Connections: Accessible by boat with Menorca Blava or on foot from the parking area.
• Recommended Activities: A coastal walk to Cala Macarella.

6. Macarella and Macarelleta

• Services: Bar/restaurant available at Macarella.
• Accessibility: Limited parking, sometimes closed. Best accessed by boat.
• Sand: Fine and white.
• Water: Calm and crystal-clear.
• Landscape: Cliffs, dense vegetation, and a pristine environment.
• Drawbacks: Overcrowded during summer.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 4.5/5. Great for kids, though limited shade.
• Connections: Accessible by boat or on foot from Cala Turqueta.
• Recommended Activities: Hike to the viewpoint between the two coves for stunning views.

Why Choose Menorca Blava?

The Menorca Blava experience allows you to bypass the crowded parking lots and enjoy unique views from the sea. With stops at Son Saura, Es Talaier, and Cala Turqueta, the itinerary is designed to maximize your time and comfort. Imagine jumping straight from the boat into crystal-clear waters or exploring hidden coves without rushing or crowds.

Booking with Menorca Blava is the smartest way to discover the wonders of southern Menorca without sacrificing convenience. Don’t miss out – your adventure in paradise begins here!

Southern Coves of Menorca in the Municipality of Ferreries

Exploring the southern coast of Menorca from Ferreries is like stepping into a paradise of idyllic beaches with turquoise waters, fine sand, and natural landscapes that captivate every visitor. To help you plan your visit, here’s a detailed guide to the beaches. Each entry includes key information about services, accessibility, landscape, and more.

6. Cala Galdana

• Services: Restaurants, sunbed and umbrella rentals, showers, and nearby parking.
• Accessibility: High. Paved access suitable for people with reduced mobility.
• Sand: Fine white sand.
• Water: Calm and crystal-clear, ideal for children.
• Landscape: Surrounded by cliffs with lush vegetation and spectacular viewpoints.
• Drawbacks: Very crowded during high season.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 5/5. Perfect for families due to easy access and calm waters.
• Connections: Public transport available from Ciutadella and Mahón.
• Nearby Routes and Highlights: Starting points for hiking trails to Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana.

7. Trebalúger

• Services: None.
• Accessibility: Limited. Accessible only by foot or boat.
• Sand: Fine white sand.
• Water: Pristine, shallow, and turquoise.
• Landscape: Untouched, surrounded by pine forests and cliffs.
• Drawbacks: No services and challenging access; a secluded retreat for the adventurous.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 2/5. Not ideal due to difficult access.
• Connections: Hiking trails from Cala Mitjana or Santo Tomás.
• Nearby Routes and Highlights: Perfect for combining with Cala Escorxada or exploring the surrounding trails.

8. Cala Escorxada

• Services: None.
• Accessibility: Low. Accessible only by foot or boat. Requires a walk of at least 40 minutes.
• Sand: Fine white sand.
• Water: Crystal-clear and shallow.
• Landscape: A virgin cove surrounded by pine trees and cliffs.
• Drawbacks: Difficult to reach, with no facilities available.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 2/5. Not recommended for families due to the challenging access.
• Connections: Accessible on foot from Cala Mitjana or Santo Tomás.
• Nearby Routes and Highlights: Ideal for pairing with Cala Fustam.

9. Cala Fustam

• Services: None.
• Accessibility: Low. Accessible only by foot or boat.
• Sand: Fine sand with rocky areas.
• Water: Transparent with a sandy seabed.
• Landscape: A small cove surrounded by native vegetation and low cliffs.
• Drawbacks: Very remote with no natural shade or facilities.
• Family-Friendly Rating: 2/5. Difficult access and lack of amenities make it less ideal for families.
• Connections: Hiking trails from Cala Mitjana or Santo Tomás.
• Nearby Routes and Highlights: Great for combined excursions with Cala Escorxada.