Group Experiences in Ciutadella de Menorca

The Cova de s'Aigua, literally ‘cave of water’, will draw you in with its prehistoric past and secluded lake with incredibly clear water. Join a guide and go underground. They’ll take you along a route with incredible geological formations, such as stalactites and stalagmites, to admire. The star of the show, though, is the crystal-clear lake. Expect an almost otherworldly beauty as you peer down to its rugged, rocky bottom. This guided tour of the cave will reveal more about its history and the work that was done for its recovery and conditioning to be visited.

During the Iron Age, the Talaiotic people began to build stone tombs, _navetas_, for their burial rites. The Naveta d'Es Tudons is the largest and best preserved of those. Made up of two chambers – the lower chamber used for the bones of the dead after the flesh had been removed, and the upper for the drying of recently placed corpses – the Naveta d'Es Tudons has stood the test of time and remains remarkably well preserved despite facing the elements outside and having no mortar to hold the stones in place. The Naveta d'Es Tudons is believed to have been used between 1400 and 900 BC and it offers a unique glimpse into what life was like for the island societies of Menorca and Mallorca during the Iron Age.

Flip flops? Check! Bathing suit? Check! You're almost ready for a special sail along the southern coast of Menorca – all you need is this ticket. Breathe in the salty air and feast your eyes on the azure waters as you cruise through paradise. This full-day boat trip gets lots of swimming in at Son Saura Bay, as well as Cala Turqueta's Macarella and Macarelleta coves. You can even snorkel to your heart's desire amongst colorful tropical fish. Hungry? Did we mention the lunch? Ahoy!

Rent small boats without needing any nautical certification or prior experience. Explore the coast of Menorca at your own pace with your preferred company. Travel from Punta Pantinat to the Far de Favàritx, starting from the Puerto Addaya. Visit spots like the Addaia Bay and its islets, the beaches of Savinar de Mongofre, S’Arenalet, Cala Pudent, Cala d’en Tusqueta, Arenal de Son Saura, and more. Receive basic safety instructions before setting out. A rescue boat will be available in case of any issues during your trip.

Enjoy a private 3-hour boat trip on the *Musquit*, accommodating up to 12 passengers, departing from Addaia and stopping at Mongofre. Cruise along the northern coast, spotting the Favaritx Lighthouse, and visit the remote beaches of S’Avinar de Mongofre and S’Arenalet. Pass by the residential areas of Son Parc and Arenal d’en Castell and their beaches. Take breaks to swim and snorkel. Locations for these activities will vary depending on sea conditions, with potential stops at the Addaia Islets, Cala Tosqueta, or Cala Pudent.

Take a 3.5-hour boat trip on the Burinot, which holds up to 50 passengers. Depart from Fornells and stop at Cala Pregonda. See the northern coast, including the Cavalleria Lighthouse, Illa d’es Porrus, Cala Viola, the ancient Roman port of Sanitja, Cala Mica, and Cala Rotja. Two stops give you the chance to swim, one at Cavalleria Beach and another at Cala Pregonda. If sea conditions permit, visit some caves, such as Cova d’es Cormarí. On the evening trip, you can see the sunset and enjoy its colors.

A sense of peace as day turns to dusk, a beer in your hand, and the wind in your sails. A quiet Spanish fishing village seen far off in the distance, the sun taking its slow course toward the horizon. The fading light offering a break from the day's heat and a selection of hues to paint the sky by. Enjoy a relaxing cruise, while the skipper navigates the Bay of Fornells, taking breaks now and again to provide you with local snacks and all you wish to drink.

A sense of peace as day turns to dusk, a beer in your hand, and the wind in your sails. A quiet Spanish fishing village seen far off in the distance, the sun taking its slow course toward the horizon. The fading light offering a break from the day's heat and a selection of hues to paint the sky by. Enjoy a relaxing cruise, while the skipper navigates the Bay of Fornells, taking breaks now and again to provide you with local snacks and all you wish to drink.