4,8/5
Excellent
Suitable for children weighing 9-18 kg (approx. 9 months to 4 years).
Suitable for children weighing 15-36 kg (approx. 4-11 years).
Bicycle adequately packed in a bicycle box or bag.
Medium size golf bag with golf clubs safely secured inside.
Standard size surfboard adequately packed or in a bag.
Passengers with reduced mobility who need access to the vehicle by ramp.
Pet carrier for medium or large pets.
Ideal if you need to collect/drop off keys or if your group stay at different hotels.
Suitable for children weighing 0 - 9 kg
Menorca concentrates its tourist offer in two main hubs and a broad inland area: the east, with Mahón (capital and airport), Sant Lluís and the beaches of Migjorn; the west, with Ciutadella, Cala en Bosc and the Tramuntana cliffs; and the centre, with villages like Es Mercadal and Ferreries surrounded by dryland crops. Accommodation ranges from beachside hotels and holiday apartments to rural farmhouses within a 50 km radius of the airport. Planning your transport before you arrive can save you time and money from the very first moment of your holiday.
Distances from Menorca Airport (MAH) range from 5 km to Mahón to 48 km to Ciutadella. In high season (July and August), travel times can double on coastal stretches. 54.3% of Million Routes customers in Menorca book 7 or more days in advance. With Million Routes you arrive directly where you need to be, without improvisation or surprise fares. And if you want to visit several points of the island on the same day, the hourly driver service gives you that flexibility with a fixed price.
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Menorca is the quietest of the Balearic Islands, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in its entirety, with much more limited development and less crowded, unspoiled coves than its neighbouring islands.
June and September offer good weather and warm sea with fewer crowds than July and August, which are the busiest months, especially at the best-known coves.
With 5-7 days you can comfortably explore both the north and south coasts, visit Maó and Ciutadella, and enjoy several coves without rushing; in less time you'll need to prioritise areas.
The north coast is more rugged and windy, with dark-sand coves and cliffs; the south coast has white-sand coves and more sheltered turquoise waters, and is the most photographed and visited.
Maó is the administrative capital, with the airport and a very deep natural harbour; Ciutadella is the old historic capital, with a monumental old town and more nightlife. Both are good bases depending on whether you'd rather be closer to the airport or to the west of the island.
It's highly recommended, as many of the best coves don't have direct public transport; as an alternative, private transfers let you reach specific spots without relying on schedules or driving on narrow roads to some beaches.
It's an old path that circles the entire island, around 185 km long, divided into 20 stages, very popular for hiking or cycling and discovering coves that are hard to reach by car.
Yes, it has numerous coves with calm, shallow waters, very suitable for children, as well as a generally more relaxed pace than Mallorca or Ibiza.