Things to do in Minorca

Menorca's fishing villages E-bike tour

Pedalling on quiet, easy-going paths, you'll head out to explore Menorca's traditional fishing coves by E-bike. You'll breeze through Sant Lluís, Es Pou Nou and Trebalúger, to the historic village of Es Castell on this two-and-a-half hour circuit. There's a 30-minute break in Cales Fonts harbour, where you'll find cave restaurants and artisan shops. The 20 km route is an easy ride, offering a peek into the authentic rural life of Menorca. There's also an optional visit to the restored Fort Marlborough to add a dash of history to your trip.

Southern Menorca e-bike tour with Binibeca Village

Zip along Menorca's southern coast on an e-bike. You'll pass through Punta Prima's sandy shores and the village of Binibeca – home to pristine beaches and laidback Mediterranean vibes. The iconic Binibeca Fishermen's Village is on the agenda, too, with its maze of whitewashed houses, cobbled alleys, and peaceful courtyards – don't forget your camera. Ride through quiet hamlets like Torret and Pou Nou on this scenic, easy-going tour that's suitable for all fitness levels.

Menorca’s Aquarock Water Park ticket with transfer

Get ready for the rush of sun, slides and smiles at this day out at Aquarock Water Park. With your transfers taken care of, simply turn up with your swimsuit, suncream and sense of adventure. There's something for everyone, with kamikaze and black hole rides for dare devils, kids' slides and trampolines to keep little ones happy and Menorca's only wave pool for when you just want to go with the flow. You can take the hassle out of lunchtime by choosing the menu-included option, with family favourites like hot dogs, burgers and burritos available to keep you fuelled for your day at the park.

Guided transparent kayak tour in the bay of Addaia in Menorca

Embark on a guided kayak tour in the tranquil bay of Addaia on Menorca's north coast. Witness marine life beneath the surface in your transparent kayak.

Sunset tour of Menorca with local nibbles

Step into Menorca's hidden history surrounded by nature, stillness and pretty views. Alongside your guide, you'll visit the private estates of Santa Teresa and Cavalleria. You'll discover one of the first Roman settlements in the Balearics where tombs, original pottery pieces and a symbolic watchtower built in 1800 remain. As evening draws in, you'll enjoy a sunset tasting of local cheeses and traditional cured meats while taking in the gentle beauty of the island.

Round-trip shuttle bus to Fornells

Hop on our hassle-free shuttle bus service to Fornells for a 4-hour visit, or use it as transport to other activities. You've got three different departure times to choose from - one in the morning and two in the afternoon, all allowing plenty of time to explore. Enjoy the convenience of the shuttle service and get ready for a good time in Fornells.

Golden hour boat tour with sunset views of Macarella in Menorca

Experience Menorca's southern coast on a sunset boat tour with swimming stops, local aperitifs and stunning views of wild coves and beaches.

Scuba diving experience in Menorca’s Cala Galdana Bay

Try scuba diving for the first time in Menorca's beautiful Cala Galdana bay with certified instructors in small groups and families.

Menorca snorkel safari by boat with a professional guide

Explore Menorca's underwater world on a guided Snorkel Safari near Macarella beach, with expert guidance and all equipment provided.

Menorca beach explorer tour with hidden coves and snorkelling

Explore Menorca's stunning south coast, visit famous beaches, and snorkel in clear waters. Book your serene boat tour now.

Boat trip to the northern coves of Menorca from Fornells

Explore Menorca's northern coastline on this boat trip from Fornells. Discover hidden coves and snorkel in clear waters.

Full-day guided tour of Mahon with boat trip and Binibeca visit

Mahon Harbour takes the spotlight on this full-day tour. First, you'll set sail on a boat tour, before heading into the city's old town. Here, you'll have free time for a stroll or to dip into the speciality shops and boutiques, which sell souvenirs like handcrafted jewellery and artwork by Menorcan artists. Then, you'll head over to Punta Prima's beach – this is a great spot for lunch – before wrapping up your tour at Binibeca, a fishing village known for its whitewashed houses and winding streets.