Cala del Pilar was absolutely gorgeous! Since my visit I've disovered that there are a couple…read moredifferent ways to get there. The way I took was a 45 minutes to an hour (eek!) hike from a parking lot off Camí d'Alfurí where I parked my rental scooter. It was a long walk! To say "I wasn't prepared," is an understatement. Mostly up hill, sandy, rocky, and mixed amounts of shade. But all that aside, it was soo worth it! When I arrived at Cala del Pilar there was a staircase down the rocky terrain to the sandy beach featuring deep turquoise and blue waters framed by rich red walls. All that and less than twenty people to share it with! PERFECT! Apparently the red mud near the stairs is actually used by many folks as a mask treatment. I soaked up some sun and dipped my toes in the perfect waters while snapping some pictures. It was totally worth the journey for some quiet time away from the more crowded beaches. I would def do it again! The walk back was far easier physically, but mentally you just don't want to go!

Absolutely lovely beach... quiet, clean sand. Turquoise…read morewaters, with no jellyfish. Also access is easier by car than with the other beaches (or calas as they call them here). A must see if you visit Menorca!

The most beautiful beach I have ever seen. The water is crystal clear and turqoise color, the beach…read moreis sandy and clean. It's very calm, not really crowded and there are lot of nudists, which you can join :D. There are also small showers just to wash your feet when you leave the beach, which is great. It's perfect for a walk or a swim in the sea.

It's hard not to fall in love with Arenal d'en Castell. The views are straight out of a postcard!…read more The beaches are clean, and the water is good enough for snorkeling (with calm waters from the natural lagoon). There are also shops and restaurants situated on the way down to the beach. Check out my pictures- they speak for themselves!!! I definitely intend to return.

Amazing!! I AM NOT A BOT!! Very good quality scooters. I would 100% recommend this place. The staff…read morewas incredible and they spoke very good english.

Cala Algaiarens consists of two beaches: Platja des Bot and Platja es Tancats, which is the largest…read moreone and the place that Gayle and I visited during our recent trip to Menorca. It was a fairly easy drive (often between rock walls on the road), and a pleasant walk in from the far parking lot. We were there relatively early and the there weren't a lot of folks around. he two beaches are situated inside a beautiful rocky bay, which makes it one of the best protected beaches on the north coast and a most pleasant outing.

Our family is so happy that we booked this early mohorseback riding excursion - it turned out to be…read morea highlight of our stay in Menorca! Our leader Mal (?) was an excellent guide on our 1.5 hour sojourn through Menorcan woods and culminating in Cala Mitjana beach. At a bluff overlooking the beach, we stopped for a photo op, taken by our second guide Jorg (?). We had the best time!! Thank you / muchas gracias!!!

We (2 adults + 1 10 year old child) went on the 1 1/2 hour trail ride on our last day in Menorca a…read morefew weeks ago. The scenery was varied and interesting - past fields, through woods, then down to a bluff above a picture postcard beautiful beach with turquoise water. There were about 10 people in total in the group and the two guides who led us were great. Wish we had done it earlier on our trip, so we could have done it again, perhaps one of the longer rides. This was a highlight of our entire trip to Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Menorca).