Things to do in Menorca
Discover the best attractions and experiences Menorca has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Menorca's enduring historic landmarks, from prehistoric tombs to coastal fortresses.
Naveta d'Es Tudons
A well-preserved prehistoric burial tomb and one of the island's most iconic Megalithic sites.
Taula de Trepucó
A Bronze Age ceremonial stone complex near Es Mercadal, part of Menorca's ancient landscape.
Cathedral of Santa Maria (Ciutadella)
Gothic-style cathedral with centuries of history in the heart of Ciutadella.
Museums
Delve into the island's archaeology, history and local culture through its museums.
Museu de Menorca
Archaeological and historical exhibits that tell the island's story.
Museu Municipal de Ciutadella
Local history museum housed in a historic building in Ciutadella.
Religious Monuments
Sacred sites and sanctuaries that reflect the island's religious heritage.
Santuari de Monte Toro
Hilltop sanctuary offering panoramic views and a serene pilgrimage site.
Cathedral of Santa Maria (Ciutadella)
Majestic cathedral representing centuries of religious history.
National & Theme Parks
Protected landscapes and scenic routes around the island.
Parc Natural de s'Albufera des Grau
Menorca's principal protected area, with varied wildlife and marshy scenery.
Cami de Cavalls
Ancient coastal path encircling the island, offering stunning sea views.
Favàritx Lighthouse
Dramatic northern lighthouse with rugged coast and striking scenery.
Neighborhoods
Characterful towns and villages that capture Menorca's local life.
Ciutadella Old Town
Medieval alleys, historic palaces and the iconic cathedral.
Mahon Old Town
Portside quarter with narrow streets, markets and waterfront charm.
Binibeca Vell
Picturesque whitewashed fishing village with narrow lanes.
Free Things to Do
Budget-friendly ways to experience the island.
Relax at Cala Mitjana
Clear turquoise waters and a sheltered sandy cove.
Visit Cala Macarella
Iconic beach with white sand and blue water.
Cami de Cavalls (sections)
Walk a portion of the historic coast trail for sea views.
Stroll Son Bou's long beach
Leisurely beach walk along one of Menorca's longest beaches.
Gastronomy
Taste of Menorca: dairy, seafood and local specialties.
Queso de Mahón
Aged cheese with a distinctive flavor from island dairy.
Caldereta de Langosta
Popular lobster stew highlighting fresh seafood.
Ensaimada
Light, spiral pastry enjoyed as a sweet treat.
Ginebra Xoriguer
Local gin often enjoyed with tonic on warm evenings.
Nightlife
Evenings out in port towns and lively streets.
Mahon harbour promenade at night
Lively waterfront with bars, plazas and views.
Ciutadella after-dark squares
Historic streets come alive with tapas and music.
Entertainment
Cultural events, theatres and live performance.
Menorca Jazz Festival
Summer jazz concerts across the island.
Fiestas de Sant Joan (Ciutadella)
Traditional street celebrations with parades and music.
Sports
Active pursuits to enjoy the island's coast and countryside.
Golf Son Parc
A scenic and well-regarded golf course on the island.
Kayaking along the coast
Paddle between coves and sea cliffs.
Snorkeling in Cala Macarella
Clear waters reveal abundant marine life.
Off the Track
Unusual ways to see the island.
Cova d'en Xoroi
Famed sea-cave venue perched on a cliff with sunset views.
Monte Toro viewpoint
Panoramic overlooks from the island's highest point.