The order and the time at each cove depend on the sea and on what you feel like.
It’s never included in the price. It’s paid separately, based on what’s used, at the end of the trip.
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Itinerary
Tap each number on the map to see the stop.
The first stop, at the south-western tip of the island: two white-sand beaches separated by rocks, with pine woods behind and very shallow water.
A small, quiet cove of fine sand, surrounded by pine trees, a stone’s throw from Son Saura.
One of the best-known coves in Menorca, with water the colour that gives it its name and pine woods down to the sand.
Two neighbouring coves between white cliffs, perhaps the most famous on the island. From the boat you can see both, and there’s plenty of room to anchor.
A wide white-sand cove with little Mitjaneta right next to it. The surrounding rocks form arches over the water.
An unspoilt beach at the end of a gorge, with a stream flowing out beside the sand. By land you reach it after a long walk; by boat, straight there.
One of the most secluded coves in the south, with no easy access by land. White sand and hardly anyone around.
A long beach below cliffs, with sandy seabeds perfect for snorkelling.
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Itinerary
These are the usual stops. The order and the time at each cove depend on the sea and on what you feel like.
The first stop, at the south-western tip of the island: two white-sand beaches separated by rocks, with pine woods behind and very shallow water.
A small, quiet cove of fine sand, surrounded by pine trees, a stone’s throw from Son Saura.
One of the best-known coves in Menorca, with water the colour that gives it its name and pine woods down to the sand.
Two neighbouring coves between white cliffs, perhaps the most famous on the island. From the boat you can see both, and there’s plenty of room to anchor.
A wide white-sand cove with little Mitjaneta right next to it. The surrounding rocks form arches over the water.
An unspoilt beach at the end of a gorge, with a stream flowing out beside the sand. By land you reach it after a long walk; by boat, straight there.
One of the most secluded coves in the south, with no easy access by land. White sand and hardly anyone around.
A long beach below cliffs, with sandy seabeds perfect for snorkelling.
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FAQ
The usual stops are Son Saura, Cala en Talaier, Cala Turqueta, Macarella and Macarelleta, Cala Mitjana and Mitjaneta, Cala Trebalúger, Cala Escorxada and Binigaus. On the way we can pass through a natural rock arch in the sea and, on the way back, visit a few caves.
The order and the time at each cove depend on the sea conditions.
No. The Ciutadella beaches are a long way from Es Canutells, so this route is only available for 6 hours (10:00–16:00) or a full day (10:00–18:00). If you only have 4 hours, we recommend the south-east coast route.
We leave from Es Canutells, on the south coast, and finish there too.
We’ll send you the exact meeting point when we confirm your booking.
On the Karnic SL601, for up to 5 people, it costs from €560 (6 hours), and on the Beneteau Flyer 7, for up to 7, from €640. The price is per boat, with skipper and VAT included. Fuel is paid separately based on consumption, plus €60 in operating costs.
Both boats are based in the Port of Mahón and this route leaves from Es Canutells. To do it, the boat sails an extra hour there and back to the departure point.
Those €60 only cover that extra sailing time. Everything included in the trip is the same as on the other routes.
In summer these coves are very popular, but we anchor away from the shore and you swim in open water, with no crowded towels around you. The skipper knows the best times for each cove.
Yes. The skipper sails at the group’s pace and stops at calm coves for swimming. No experience is needed.
Safety comes first. If the sea isn’t right, we’ll suggest another route along a sheltered coast or a change of date. If we can’t find another date, we’ll refund 100%.
