The beach/port/canyon itself is absolutely amazing. It’s a surreal place the canyon feels like something out of an old western movie. The water in the Port is cristal clear. Restaurants are low quality so it’s better to bring a picnic but there’s plenty of options for drinks to takedown to the beach. If you do that then you can also use their toilets, otherwise the public one will cost you €1. I read the reviews about the parking only accepting cash and panicked as we only had our phones but there’s two cars machines you can pay by so maybe they’re new.

Nice little town, fair prices, make sure to get there before 11 or 12 as it will get crowded after.

Only this parking available and unfortunately the most expensive one in Mallorca. I arrived at 11 a.m. and there were plenty of spaces. The worst part, unfortunately, was the service. A very rude young guy who doesn't inform you that there are problems with the signal and it's better to pay in cash

Many of the reviews here are for Sa Calobra and/or the Torrent, rather than the car park. My review is of the car park. It's a car park and one of the few that we've encountered that aren't free or where you can't use the EasyPark app. We arrived early, but after 0930, and got in easy and parked relatively near the front. We had no issue with the security and did not see any problems. We left just after 1pm and there was a queue to exit. We found out that the card machine is very unreliable because of the phone signal. We were lucky that in the third attempt it worked and it cost us €7.90. My advice is to have some cash with you, but bear in mind that there's nowhere to get cash once you're there. The man in the ticket booth was critical that I had only one means of payment with me, which seems harsh when I've not had any card payment issues anywhere else on the island this year or last.

Would give zero stars if possible. Expensive parking with very unfriendly staff - it's indicated absolutely nowhere this parking prefers cash payment. Upon leaving, staff immediately and in a rude way told us paying by card is not possible. The guy gave a whole unnecesssary speech about how things differ here from "our country". They did suddenly have a card machine though, and after trying 3 times it worked just fine. If you're going to be so irritated about people wanting to pay ridiculous € amounts for your parking by card, at least make sure people clearly know payment options upon entering. The beach is beautiful so worth going though, only a terrible shame there's nowhere else to park your car.. left a bitter taste to an otherwise beautiful environment.

We arrived about 0920 and the barrier was open so we were able to get a place. The ticket machine is fiddly - it would only allow you to adjust the time by the minute, which meant there was a long queue for tickets. Thankfully, before we purchased a ticket the parking attendant arrived and told us that everyone's vehicle number plates were registered on entry, so we could pay when we left. The spaces are narrow, so bear in mind if you are in a rental car, and take care not to damage other cars when opening doors. The town and car park were very busy when we left at about 1300. Cars were queueing to enter - better to come here early. On leaving we were told that the connection for the card machine was unreliable. It worked after two tries, but in hindsight it's advisable to take cash.

Very bad experience, the pay stations don t work , you have to pay at the exit , the card station doesn’t work because has no Ethernet , and moreover the worker there is blaming the tourist cuz the tourist doesn’t have cash to pay, he said everyone has to have cash with them, which is not true, if someone is not willing to carry cash with them, you can t tell them what to do , his attitude was really bad, not a nice approach, the parking is pretty far from the beach , you have to walk like 30 minutes, so take in consideration one hour lost on walking down. And don t forget take cash with you otherwise the worker will blame you if his card machine dosen t work

The beach/port/canyon itself is absolutely amazing. It’s a surreal place the canyon feels like something out of an old western movie. The water in the Port is cristal clear. Restaurants are low quality so it’s better to bring a picnic but there’s plenty of options for drinks to takedown to the beach. If you do that then you can also use their toilets, otherwise the public one will cost you €1. I read the reviews about the parking only accepting cash and panicked as we only had our phones but there’s two cars machines you can pay by so maybe they’re new.

Nice little town, fair prices, make sure to get there before 11 or 12 as it will get crowded after.

Only this parking available and unfortunately the most expensive one in Mallorca. I arrived at 11 a.m. and there were plenty of spaces. The worst part, unfortunately, was the service. A very rude young guy who doesn't inform you that there are problems with the signal and it's better to pay in cash

Many of the reviews here are for Sa Calobra and/or the Torrent, rather than the car park. My review is of the car park. It's a car park and one of the few that we've encountered that aren't free or where you can't use the EasyPark app. We arrived early, but after 0930, and got in easy and parked relatively near the front. We had no issue with the security and did not see any problems. We left just after 1pm and there was a queue to exit. We found out that the card machine is very unreliable because of the phone signal. We were lucky that in the third attempt it worked and it cost us €7.90. My advice is to have some cash with you, but bear in mind that there's nowhere to get cash once you're there. The man in the ticket booth was critical that I had only one means of payment with me, which seems harsh when I've not had any card payment issues anywhere else on the island this year or last.

Would give zero stars if possible. Expensive parking with very unfriendly staff - it's indicated absolutely nowhere this parking prefers cash payment. Upon leaving, staff immediately and in a rude way told us paying by card is not possible. The guy gave a whole unnecesssary speech about how things differ here from "our country". They did suddenly have a card machine though, and after trying 3 times it worked just fine. If you're going to be so irritated about people wanting to pay ridiculous € amounts for your parking by card, at least make sure people clearly know payment options upon entering. The beach is beautiful so worth going though, only a terrible shame there's nowhere else to park your car.. left a bitter taste to an otherwise beautiful environment.

We arrived about 0920 and the barrier was open so we were able to get a place. The ticket machine is fiddly - it would only allow you to adjust the time by the minute, which meant there was a long queue for tickets. Thankfully, before we purchased a ticket the parking attendant arrived and told us that everyone's vehicle number plates were registered on entry, so we could pay when we left. The spaces are narrow, so bear in mind if you are in a rental car, and take care not to damage other cars when opening doors. The town and car park were very busy when we left at about 1300. Cars were queueing to enter - better to come here early. On leaving we were told that the connection for the card machine was unreliable. It worked after two tries, but in hindsight it's advisable to take cash.

Very bad experience, the pay stations don t work , you have to pay at the exit , the card station doesn’t work because has no Ethernet , and moreover the worker there is blaming the tourist cuz the tourist doesn’t have cash to pay, he said everyone has to have cash with them, which is not true, if someone is not willing to carry cash with them, you can t tell them what to do , his attitude was really bad, not a nice approach, the parking is pretty far from the beach , you have to walk like 30 minutes, so take in consideration one hour lost on walking down. And don t forget take cash with you otherwise the worker will blame you if his card machine dosen t work

Beautiful Beach & cliff views. Crystal clear & shallow waters. Tasty passion fruit mojito drinks at the beach bar. Free toilets & showers. Overall 8/10

It is beautiful beach. There were so many people but we had fun.

Beautiful beach grate waves

Super laid back beach, one really good bar, few good restaurants within walking distance, good facilities - kinda perfect for a chilled out day at the beach....

Its a very tiny beach. We were there in septembre and was crowded. Better find an other one

lovely beach. clear waters. clean. can get very busy and it is a really small beach.

Beautiful cove with sandy beach, path was safe but a bit steep for a wheelchair

I could not recommend this place enough. Walked us through everything, really put us at ease. From walking in, everyine was friendly and welcoming, they all made an effort to talk to you. Our guide was Alex, she was very calm and made the day extra special by pointing out all the sea creatures! I was having trouble with my mask due to my hair, and Alex sorted that out whilst under the water and ensured that it was fixed. If you get a chance to go, you definitely should. The price is extremely cheap for the experience you get.

We had three of us diving today and it was amazing! Some of our group weren’t able to dive due to medical reasons and the team were so lovely to organise a snorkelling session so no one was left out. And they didn’t make us feel like a hassle Alexandra and Cas were amazing! Alexandra guided our dive and I was quite nervous as it felt so strange! She was calm and supportive and made the experience for us. We got to see loads of cool fish and even got to watch an octopus which was a highlight for me. She checked in regularly to make sure everyone was doing okay and helped sort any issues without making us feel like a nuisance A great very welcoming dive centre! Highly recommend to anyone who is wants to have a go! 11/10 Thanks again!

Awesome experience, me and my partner went today and it was our first time diving. Our instructor Alex was great, she helped settle nerves. We will definitely be back :D

Had an absolute brilliant experience here as it was me and my girlfriend’s first dive. We booked quite on the last minute and they allowed us to basically have a private session with Alex who was a brilliant teacher and calming influence. We were under for around an hour and saw two octopuses, a starfish and tonnes of fish. Couldn’t have wished for a better experience and will definitely be coming back if ever in that area of Mallorca again

Amazing experience i highly recommend this diving centre. The instruction and his professional diving team we had where lovely, they where very reassuring made us feel safe and well informed, always checking we are ok. They started us off at the beach in the shallows where we could practice and get comfortable with breathing underwater once we where all ok we stayed under from there. It was such a beautiful experience Thank you to the diving team Alice and dawid

We went diving with Alex, and it was my very first dive ever. I was a bit nervous and even had some moments of fear, but Alex gave us a detailed and professional briefing beforehand and supported me throughout the entire dive. She kindly offered to hold my hand so I could signal her if I got scared – and it worked perfectly for me. Thanks to her patience and encouragement, I was able to truly enjoy the experience. I’m already looking forward to my next dive and am incredibly grateful for her support and this great introduction to such a special sport.

Excellent dive shop and teachers. Felt safe and well cared for. Received my advance open water with Cas whose smile is welcoming, energy invigorating and none stop to fit all our dive needs in, and grounded nature calming. He knew where to find all the hidden treasures on the dives so even though we were earning our certification we still were able to enjoy the full dive experience. Highly recommend them.

Amazing place to visit. We visited the same day together with Dinosaurland, everything was really good. The caves visit is kind of guided visit, there are two big caves, it the first one you watch two videos, which both were really interesting, even for the kids 😉, in the second cave at the end when you get to the lake, you listen to the classical music with projection. It was all stunning.

The Caves of Hams are absolutely stunning and well worth a visit while in Mallorca. We were amazed by the rock formations and stalagmites which created a magical atmosphere. The guided tour was very informative, and it was fascinating to learn about the history and natural formation of the caves. One of the highlights was the underground lake with the light and music show. It was an experience unlike anything I’ve seen before. The facilities are modern, clean, and well-organized, and the staff were friendly. If you do not know Spanish you don't need to worry as the tour is narrated in multiple languages including English. Beware that the caves can be quite narrow in some cases which is something to keep in mind if you're claustrophobic. For the best experience, I suggested booking a half a day or day tour to multiple locations. Those guides are not expensive at all and you can be transported directly to the caves (great for those who can't drive such as myself). Overall, the caves are a a great activity for families, couples, or anyone who enjoys nature and geology. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Mallorca!

Caves were amazing and the program is well though out. My only complaint is that the young children are allowed in tours that become scared and end up screaming and yelling thus ruining the experience for everyone else. Maybe it would be best to offer adults only time slots so everyone can enjoy the caves equally.

Nice with a bit of history about the caves. Impressive that they are 10 million years old. I enjoyed that the groups were not too big. Very interesting tour.

Great excursion takes around an hour to get round, my three year old loved it ,there's a fews stairs so wouldn't recommend for children younger than 3 ( no pram access)

We had this packaged in with a visit to Dinoland. Whilst the caves are great, there is a show in almost pitch black which several children found a little scary. Lots of very steep stairs (as you might expect) meant many parents had to carry children which looked tiring. I would still recommend as the back story was great but if your kids are under 3 I would miss and just go to dino land

We got there at a good time, bought Tickets and could more or less directly Go in. It was not as overrun with people as the cuevas del drach. It's a little more catered to Kids with little movies playing and colourful Lights in The caves. The movies are in english and being translated by a handheld device. Still a beautiful sight.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic trip! There were no online tickets left, so we went there in person and easily bought tickets for 3 p.m. We arrived around noon, which gave us time to visit the pearl factory and explore the lovely town of Porto Cristo – a great place to grab some lunch before heading to the caves. The caves themselves are absolutely stunning – amazing rock formations, beautiful lighting, and a magical atmosphere. At the end, there was a live classical music concert performed from a boat on the underground lake. Visitors can either take a short boat ride or walk out on foot. The site is partly accessible for people with disabilities, though there are quite a few stairs. There’s also a large free car park right next to the entrance. A truly wonderful experience – definitely worth a visit!

The Drach Caves are an unforgettable experience. The tour is quite long and absolutely worth it: the caves are stunning, well maintained, and beautifully lit to highlight every rock formation. It’s a bit chilly inside, so bring a sweatshirt to stay comfortable throughout the visit. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to answer questions. The final part is pure magic: the musical concert in the dark, with illuminated boats gliding on the water and a four-piece orchestra playing instrumental music, is simply breathtaking. It’s worth every euro spent just for that moment alone. A once-in-a-lifetime experience that gives you goosebumps and stays with you forever.

Very good experience. Queue went quick when we entered. When we got inside the caves, the staff were very quick to move you and could only take pictures at certain points. After going through and got to the end, there is a musical concert. Pictures aren't allowed and staff make sure that you don't take any. To be honest, it's better, probably the whole point of enjoyment. After it was finished, two options of leaving, boat or walk. Most people picked the boat option and took about 20 minutes. Worth it I suppose.

Iconic and historical Caves These are fabulous caves to visit and quite impressive considering their sheer size. We enjoyed going down to visit with my family and friends and were stunned by their beauty. What set this experience apart I believe is that, this is actually on an island, which I had never encountered before. Granted it is a big island but still very stunning and the lake was great to see with that crystal clear water. Drach Caves were amazing to visit, highly recommended!

Tha cave is just stunning, but too many people at the same time and all the time gides said: move, move, move, whitch a bit bothering and don't give you the chance to really enjoy. We spend just 1 hour inside, could have been more for this price. Vonderful classic music concert in the cave was a great surpruse. After all, great memories and impressions

Incredible. I've visited cave formations across the world, and this one tops them all. Amazing formations, well thought out experience and very enjoyable. As you walk through th various caves, you simply don't known where to look next as you eyes are drawn to the various calcified structures. The caves also look very deep in places, so be careful if tempted to learn over the barriers. Really enjoyed the concert and amazing to see the little rowing boats move visitors around in the lake.

The Dragon Cave is truly extraordinary—a massive underground wonder with stunning formations and a breathtaking underground lake. The highlight is the live classical music performance by the water, which feels like a once-in-a-lifetime experience. On the flip side, this is one of Mallorca’s most popular tourist attractions, so expect big crowds. You’re guided through the cave rather quickly, and then have to wait while around 500 people are seated before the concert begins. Still, despite the downsides of a very touristy spot, the cave itself is absolutely worth seeing. Just go prepared for the crowds and enjoy the beauty of this unique place.

Amazing beach with a very wide shore—plenty of space to relax and enjoy the view!

Beautiful sandy beach with shallow waters stretching far into the sea – perfect for families with children. However, it is somewhat poorly maintained, lacks lifeguard supervision, and offers no natural shade, so an umbrella or beach tent is essential. It also tends to be quite crowded. In addition, there are many illegal beach vendors, though they are generally not very pushy. We visited with two children (3 and 8), who still had a wonderful time swimming and building sandcastles.

A wonderful place — a large beach with very clean water. We visited on a cloudy day, but it's still an amazing spot.👍👍👍

This is one of the best beaches on the island. We’ve visited here twice. Once in 2020 and again this week. The beach sand is almost white, the sea is clear as day, deep blue a few feet beyond that. A lovely boardwalk that goes out a fair way. Lots of green trees scattered amongst the sand, restaurants are in good supply too. Has to be on the list of places to visit when you come to muro.

Absolutely beautiful beach if not a little busy but you can't blame folk for wanting to spend time in such a picturesque spot.

Definitely beach that we enjoyed the most. Beautiful blue see and sandy beach. It also has a lot of chairs and umbrellas, price is 21€ for 2 chairs and an umbrella which comes with a safe to put your things.

Nice Beach This is a great beach but we thought there were too many people and also it was not shallow enough for us. It goes deep pretty fast. Still nice but not what we were looking for.

Not bad, some good slides. Kids had done them all in space of 5 minutes which was good not having to queue. However be aware, you have to pay for a sun lounger, they're not included in entry price and you also get hounded by the photographers which really ruin the mood. Worth a visit though.

Had a great day at the waterpark. Took a 5-year-old and he loved the series of slides for children UNDER 120cm. They go down themselves on rubber rings or mats. We rented 3 sunbeds at additional cost so we had a base / some shade to cool off in. Queues weren't long at all, waited a few minutes tops for slides. Deducted a star as there was a power cut later in the afternoon which meant all the slides stopped, and the card machines weren't working. Would recommend water shoes if you have them, the ground is toasty.

Situated just next to Club Mac, this water park is super convenient if you're staying nearby. It has plenty of slides and attractions for both kids and adults, so everyone can have fun. We visited in October, and although the water was quite fresh (no heating!), it was still really nice to be able to enjoy the slides and pools at that time of year. The weather was pleasant enough to spend the whole afternoon there. There’s also a restaurant and snack area on site, which makes it easy to grab lunch or a drink between slides. The toilets and general areas were clean and well maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. It’s a great place to spend a relaxing family day, especially if you want to mix some fun water activities with a bit of sunbathing. You can easily walk over from Club Mac, and after a few hours, just head back for dinner, super convenient! Tip: bring your own towels, flip-flops, and maybe a bit of patience if it’s busy, but overall it’s a fun, safe, and family-friendly water park worth visiting.

Very relaxing very good music the slides are unreal and the wave pool is amazing the staff are sooo kind and great for families or thrill people and great for little ones

Went with my 13 year old and 4 year old both had plenty for both age groups to keep them entertained. They both thoroughly enjoyed it.

Good fun. Online tickets are cheaper. Photo service they provide is a rip-off.

Do not recommend for fall holidays. (October) At a steep price of 84 euros for 1 adult and two children they still charge extra for a chair and even for a locker. It is ridiculously overpriced. You´d expect the water to be heated at this price but no such technology is present. Outside temp 23 degrees C yet the water is freezing cold. Not suitable for small children. Stay away! Spend your cash somewhere else.

Beautiful sandy beach. It is suitable for children. The sea is shallow and not deep. The water in the sea is warm, more than 28 Celsius. There are bars, toilets on the beach. It is possible to rent bed and umbrella for an extra fee.

Beautiful white sandy beach. Near the marina, the water is very shallow, perfect for small children. Lots of free toilet blocks along the main stretch - all clean and there are outside showers for hosing off sandy feet. Parasols and loungers available - council run so prices the same along the whole beach. Various pedalos and SUP's to hire but area of use quite small. Sightseeing boats trips pick up at the 3 piers along the beach as well as the marina. Independent each bars at the marina end of the beach, as most of the bay is hotel fronted but more basic cafe's forming part of the toilet blocks. Due to the size, the beach didnt feel too busy.

Alcudia Beach is a lovely spot with soft sand, clean warm water, and plenty of space to relax. Since it’s right in town, there are lots of shops, cafés, and restaurants nearby. Parking is easy too, with many options around—some paid, some free. A convenient and very enjoyable beach day. 🏖🏐

Cristal white sandy beach. Not deep. Suitable for small kids. There are paid beds, some atractions

Very nice beach. One of the best beaches I’ve been to

Really long beach, beautiful scenery. A lot of rental chairs but sections in-between and in front to set up your own towels. Calm water as a bit sheltered. They have an accessible section with a board walk out to the water. Well maintained. Beach cafes with toilets every so often too. With baby changing tables! Showers along the boardwalk too

Love love love it ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Umbrellas very cheap so you don'thave to carry so many things when you come here... Wonderful 🌊... Amazed by the color and impolluted water. Coming back soon.

The zoo has seriously improved with the new owners. I went here when I was little and it was NOTHING compared to how it is now, you can tell the new staff are willing to give these animals a good life, and are undergoing a lot of construction to make their habitats even better than they are now, the staff were very lovely (especially Alberto) and there were so many different types of animals. It's a great place to spend a few hours with family :) I highly recommend you go at least once, I mean now its pretty good, but they aren't even CLOSE to finishing, as they only recently got new owners. Give it a few years and it will be one of the best zoo's in Europe! Looking forward to it

Lovely staff, we really enjoyed the safari experience. I would really recommend to bring loads of drinks as it is warm especially during the safari ride. At the parking lot you will be able to buy drink and food as well. THE SAFARI BUS RUNS ONLY FROM MONDAY UNTIL FRIDAY from calla millor, keep that in mind. Public transport drops you off at bus stop which is like 25 min walk from the entrance. I would definitely go again, it was worth it.

Really fantastic day out. The new owners have invested a lot in the park and it really shows. The driving safari followed by a walk around the zoo is really highly recommended. It’s not expensive at all, and it’s lovely and quiet (visitors aren’t loud because of the animals) unlike all the other tourist attractions we’ve seen. A very fun day out.

We visited Safari Zoo Mallorca on foot from our hotel (Hipotels Mediterraneo Club), and it took us about 30 minutes to get there with kids, including a short stop at Carrefour along the way. The kids were absolutely thrilled with the safari experience! We took the little safari train through the open area where animals roam freely. At one point, monkeys even climbed up on the train – which made the whole ride even more exciting and fun for the children! We saw rhinos, zebras, antelopes, lions, an elephant, and a giraffe. It was a great mix of animals, and being able to see them up close made the experience feel more personal and memorable. Special thanks to the guide working there – he shared some really interesting facts about a few of the animals, and it made the visit feel more meaningful, not just like a quick ride through the park. If you’re staying in Sa Coma or nearby, it’s definitely worth a visit, especially with kids.

Went here to take the train trough the park. The train last about 30-40 minutes and after that you get dropped off at the rest of the park where you can find lots of other animals of all sorts. The staff was also very helpful and could tell a lot about the different animals.

I personally for myself and my family have had a wonderful time hete at the zoo. The train will collect you from the enterence and takes you through to see multiple animals, including the baboons that climb onto the train itself. Maps given to view all the animals and facilities available. All the diffetent animals were brilliant to see and appeared settled and well looked after. There was educators which taught us about the primates, elephant and the lions along with other animals. The staff were all approachable, helpful and kind. Spoke about previous reviews given a bad review but since then there has been new owners of which the new owners are more focused on welfare of the animals along with looking into the next few years trying to make the zoo less captive and provide more freedom then what they already have. We also were able to get the train back to the enterence along with travel on the free bus provided to take us back to Sa coma (very near to our hotel) As a family, we have had a wonderful day and will be a day to remember most definitely. Thank you to all of the staff and the owners.

the park seems to have improved significantly from a few years ago. The safari train was a fun start to the day, which takes you into the main park. Most of the animals have nice enclosures and seemed happy and engaged. All the staff we interacted with were very friendly and helpful- this is a great day out for all ages in Cala Millor!

Beautiful beach, clear blue water, fine sand, shallow beach suitable for young children and people who can not swim. It's gorgeous, but it's impossible to watch the sunset here.

I find it the best beach in Mallorca. It offers natural shade and it is not crowded. The sand and water are clean compared to other places.

Absolutely stunning part of Majorca ! Totally recommend 👌 its worth a walk along the beach to the Marina as behind is a few hidden quieter beaches ⛱️ Parking easy too before you hit the town

My favourite beach, with plenty to do. There's a great beach bar on there, banana boating, pedalos, volly ball. There's some special pedalos for people in whwelchairs as well. So much to do for all.

The beach is stunning! It’s very long, which makes it feel spacious and never too crowded. There are plenty of sunbeds available, and the prices are really reasonable (about €14 for a half-day or €21 for a full day, including two beds and a parasol). I also loved how practical it is — there are public showers and restrooms, plus lots of shops and restaurants all along the beach. A perfect spot to relax and enjoy the day!

Oh...this is great. It is a beautiful place. Scenery is lovely. Great restaurants. Just a lovely place

Major busy beach (early September). Nice boutiques and shops in the area of the small sandy. Now, I am spoiled because I live near a quiet sandy bay on the west coast of Scotland far from the madding crowd. But here, there are crowds, so I am not at my best. There is plenty of parking on the side streets and you should be able to find a patch of sand. Not a chance of a parasol - everyone must hit the beach early with towels. The water is very warm and swimmable but there are rocks in places so you need to tread carefully at dark patches. If you just want to lie on a towel in the sun with occasional dips and visits to the plentiful restaurants and bars along the promenade, then this place is for you. Not my bag, but as I say, I’m biased.

Beautiful place and easy to get to on public transport. Plenty of places for food, and the quaint little shops are lovely to look around! The walk round the wall was also breath taking, and the view from the top is definitely worth it.

A must visit if you’re in the island of Mallorca, Spain. Walked along the iconic medieval wall for panoramic views, had the most delicious seafood lunch and drove for 10/15 minutes to see the stunning view at la Victoria beach.

The old town of Alcúdia is absolutely worth a visit! 📸🌴 Narrow streets, historic buildings, and a charming atmosphere make walking around a real highlight. Perfect for strolling, discovering little cafés, and soaking up the Mediterranean vibe 👍

A simply amazing place with lots of culture, great bus access and why not stop off at the port as well. Nice stroll and some cool shops just respect the area and the locals, places like this need protecting!

Lovely part of town with a gentle stroll through the streets. Good choice of bars, cafes and restaurants and some lovely shops too. Parking can be tricky sometimes but worth a visit.

Beautiful old town with lots of history. Lots of boutique style shops as well.as the usual tourist shops. Some lovely restaurants too. We also went to.the near by Roman ruins. All.well.worth a day out with something for everyone!

Stunning little place. Market day is heaving, takes over an hour to get a taxi or on a bus so plan well!! Not much outside of the old town that we found, but hot & had kids with us so didn't venture too far - couple of lovely local clothes shops about 5 mins walk away.

Great views, worth visiting if you are nearby. There's a parking before castle or street parking after castle if you are ok to drive narrow uphill. Plan about 30-60 minutes for a visit

Fantastic castle with brilliant views from the top. Admission was very reasonable. There's is a toilet on site but no cafe. There's also information barcodes to scan on interesting parts inside the castle.

This is absolutely one of the most magical and medieval places in Mallorca! The castle and church atop the hill is awesome. A stroll up the streets to the castle can be a bit harsh as the streets can be steep at times, but well worth it. The people here are so welcoming. The Fiesta's are amazing and just a short distance from the wonderful harbour town of Cala Rajada. I absolutely love this place.xxxxx

An interesting place for a walk. It won’t take you much time, as the site isn’t very big, but I think it’s worth it. The regular ticket costs €3, and children under 10 get in for free.

Nice castle if you’re around. Probably finding a parking spot in the town will take up more time than visiting this castle, though.. don’t let that stop you. The (well preserved) building takes up 30 mins or so, and many of the parking spots are taking by tourists (who probably just come and go). Def. worth the 3 EUR , not worth a 2 hour detour I would say.

Must visit. Nice walk with a view. Liked, apart from the views, the governor’s house>museum.

It is ok to visit the castle, don`t expect much of it. Entrance is 3 Euros, payment only by card. You can also download an audio guide at the entrance. Make sure you have proper shoes and a hat, it can be very hot up there. The view to Menorca is great also to the small town and the church. You can walk around in max. an hour. The walk up there is really nice, you can lose yourself on the little streets.

Cala Agulla is a really nice beach with beautiful landscapes to admire! The sand is soft and white, and the water is super clear. It's great that there are bars and showers available. A quick tip: arrive early to secure a good parking spot and a prime location for your towel or a sunbed. Just a heads-up though, it can get very crowded, and there can sometimes be a lot of algae in the water.

Beautiful beach with breathtaking views! The beach gets really busy, but mainly the first 2/3 of the beach. The last part of the beach is significantly better- very clean, with a lot of space and definitely quieter as it is close to the forest and away from the beach bars. The water is crystal clear - you can see many fish. The sand is clean. The forest with the beautiful trees and the turquoise waters make for an unforgettable view and pictures.

What a lovely beach and surrounding area. Absolutely stunning beach for sunbathing and swimming. Clear waters with fish which are visible with the naked eye. Great rock pool with sea life in. Overall brilliant place. Lifeguard on duty also bar/cafe nearby.

I am currently here on July 23rd, 2025. Arrived around 10:45 and it was packed but we found a good spot up front. This is the third beach we’ve been to in Mallorca and I love it! The sand is very fine! There are large rocks in the sand in certain places but you can walk over them to find a spot to set up. The water is perfect! It’s very shallow For a while. You have to walk out somewhat far to not be able to touch the bottom. Which is great for little kids!!! Lots of Families and just couples are here. The water is calm, even when it is a little windy! No real waves. The water is my Favorite thing about this beach! I was able to use my float without getting crushed by waves. It’s Also crystal clear with no seaweed or debris. Water wasn’t warm but wasn’t cold either. It was cool. It’s not a very hot day together and we’ve had intermittent rain(just sprinkles). There are two lifeguards on duty which is concerning since there are so many people at this beach. No way they’d be able to save anyone. There are sun beds and umbrellas for rental. They are at the back of the beach but it’s not a wide beach which is good. Not sure the cost as we had our own umbrella and towels. There are water sport activities for rent such as paddle boarding and paddle boats with a slide. There are several beach bars that sell reasonably priced drinks and baguettes and sandwiches.beers were about 3-4 euro. Mixed drinks about 9 euros. Baguettes and sandwiches are about 5-6 euro. There’s also a sit down restaurant with a bathroom. If you are a customer, the bathroom is free but if you are not, it’s 1 euro. The bathrooms are clean and there is an attendant! Another favorite thing is that behind us are just dunes and next to us are mountains. It’s a beautiful view! There are hotels on the other side but the view is covered by trees. Parking is a pain as it’s hard to find parking close. We got lucky and found a spot about a 5 minute walk. Not too bad but with little ones it’s not ideal. One thing I didn’t care for was the smell. The seaweed smell isn’t pleasant but it’s tolerable. Overall, it’s worth visiting!

A very nice beach indeed. Good services at the beach, like life guard and small bar for drinks and ice cream. Also the possibility of renting beach chairs and parasols. The sand is mostly clean, besides the occasional algae and at least when we visited in October it wasn’t very crowded. Recommended. 🏝️☀️😁

Clear warm water pink sand, beautiful beach to say the least. Gets a bit crowded and you might need to park your car a bit further, but you wont mind that unless you are a spoiled brat. Beach is 10/10

The water was crystal clear, the sand soft, and the views were stunning. It felt peaceful even with other visitors around. Great spot to unwind and soak up the sun. Can’t wait to go back!

Nice Beach. Only the toilet is quite far away from the sunbeds. Two sunbeds and a parasol kost 19,50€/day (on 09.2025) To get sunbeds, be thare at 0930. After 1030 there are no sunbeds left.

Our favorite beach! We hiked everyday from Cala Aguila through the beautiful forest. It is a 30-40-minute hike and the views are amazing. You meet a lot of horse riders on the way. At the end of the hike you get rewarded with the most amazing views of the sea! I didn’t know there existed so many shades of blue!!! The water is insanely beautiful! The cliffs make for great pictures. The beach itself is also very nice. We always sat at the nudist area (fully clothes) as it was very calm and we didn’t mind the people. The other parts of the beach were pretty busy. But for us, this was an unforgettable experience- the hike, the views, the beach.

Gorgeous beach. Worth noting that there is a long walk down steps for any disabilities/heavily pregnant people. But worth it. The beach can get very wavy but it was clear and lovely the day we went. Steep sloping beach, soft sand. Fun place for kids

Beautiful beach, worth visiting and spending the day here. Bring something to eat with yourself and drinks if you don't want to spend too much at the beach bar. Easy to find a parking near (visiting early October).

One of the best beaches in Mallorca. Long, wide, sandy, plenty of space and very clean water. Although it's a bit hard to park in high season, you need to go early to find a free spot in the limited parking.

Beautiful location, beautiful beach. Sun loungers with lockers were €19.50 for the day. We went out of season and it was still pretty busy but not cramped. There’s a restaurant a very short walk from the beach that overlooks it which sells food and drink and has a toilet, but there is also a small shed like structure slightly further along with one women’s and one men’s toilet, which were surprisingly clean. Parking was limited, we had to park up the hill road the car parks but we did arrive quite late on in the day and still managed to find a spot.

The beach is excellent, the location is great! A cove with a good beach. The beach is clean and there are sunbeds and umbrellas (for payment), but you can rest for free. The beach is not for children as the waves are quite big. The water is clean and comfortable. I will take away only 1 star for the incomprehensible smell on the beach, and a lot of flies (cadaverous stench).

Beautiful beach, not a lot of sand. But gorgeous even on a cloudy day.

Extremely small beach, the sand was dirty. People are so close to each other that it gets uncomfortable. Take a few steps into the water and it's alredy deep. Algues made the experience even worse. Would definitely recommend you to take a walk in the area though.The view is stunning.

Nice small beach, a bit crowded even in the beginning of october, but all the other beaches were crowded aswell. Water was very clean.

Nice, small, picturesque beach.

Small charming beach, transparent, turquoise blue water..., incredible, the typical postcard beach that we all look for in Majorca, it has a small bar where you can have a drink or eat... The beach has no bathrooms or showers, like It usually happens on more natural beaches on the island..., you can park nearby, not suitable for wheelchairs

In March there was not much going on, so there was enough space on the beach. Since the bay is small, it can get crowded quickly in the high season.

Cala Gat (translating from Catalan means - literally „bay of the cat”). We discovered it quite unplanned during a trip to Cala Ratjada. Of course we don't regret it: few tourists, wonderful water and lots of greenery.

Nice but narrow drive through the farmland. There are plenty of parking space. Short walk from the car park you will be greeted with white sands and blue water. Calm water on the right hand side for snorkeling and stuff.

Great beach, not very crowded, crystal clear water - Bahamas in Europe 🩵

After paying the "Tasa Turistica" you'd expect much better services! Instead of improving the parking facilities, signs on the road or the online info, the town hall prefers to pay staff to just close the accesses to beaches leaving literally hundreds of angry visitors to turn back. It's a problem that is not being addressed in a permanent way. Its also an insult to all who love this island and return year after year.

It’s a bit of a tricky drive to get to the parking lot but it’s worth it! The water and the sand is absolutely pristine and it’s perfect for swimming. Unfortunately it was a bit rainy when we were there but a lot of people were still having a great time.

The beach was paradise I’ve been there at sunrise 😍

One of my favorite beaches. It’s quiet in September, I felt comfortable not having as many people around as usual in July and August. You can relax 100%

Pretty beach even on a rainy day. Few minutes walk from the car park. Hoped to go for a swim, however, amount of seaweed put me right off.

The old town is worth a visit shops cafes and history. There is a market twice a week. The harbour also has cafes worth a visit.

We love it this beautiful town Ciutadella. Lovely walk through the town leading nicely to the beautiful port. Very nice local people and lovely traditional shops around. Overall nice to visit. Highly recommend.

We visited the craft market on a Friday evening and I can honestly say this place is absolutely stunning! Like a postcard perfect port town lovely restaurants and shops and the craft stalls were amazing too! Lovely night!

Very charming old port with beautiful views and a great atmosphere. Perfect place for a walk, with many restaurants and cafes along the water. A must-see when visiting Ciutadella!

Stunning marina. Lined with tapas bars and restaraunts. Well worth a visit. Used the bus service, from Talayot Appartments. €1.70 euros each way. 20 minute walk through the amazing Citudella.

Menorca is a hidden gem. It's mesmerisingly beautiful. People are very friendly and nice. Food is great so far.

Pretty port with lots of interesting things to see. Quite a long way up to the town though.

After the Menorca Chess Open, I spent a slow afternoon wandering through Ciutadella’s old town. The narrow stone alleys, the golden light by the marina, and a table of local tapas — prawns, croquettes, and Menorcan flavours — all came together for a perfect end to my chess journey. A lovely way to unwind after the tournament. 🏰🍤♟️

You just have to go to Cuidadela Everything about the place is wonderful! So clean and no litter in the streets. I went into the Cathedral, the stained glass windows and the size of the Cathedral is amazing! Definitely worth going to Cuidadela and the Cathedral.

Beautiful cathedral, attended Mass at 8.30pm (summer schedule, 7.30 in winter) & had enough time to look at the side chapels afterwards.

Beautiful church. I loved the architecture. Good historic point, if you want to educate yourself. lovely collection of some relicts. You can enter every room a learn a bit of history of Minorca and this church. Just be aware that it is closing at 2:30 pm. Welcoming and friendly staff. Would love to see English captions on the pictures which were taken during destruction of the church after the civil war.

Que to get in on the day we went so preferred to admire from outside..stunning. .found this little hidden garden at the back by chance ..gorgeous..worth visiting

We loved Ciutadella, with its beautiful architecture, bustling side streets, pretty shops and lovely harbour. We had a fantastic meal down by the quayside and spent happy hours wandering around. There's a lovely city beach for those in the know and a fascinating history to the city.

We just love the old capital! We visited in May and it was so peaceful to walk the main streets and alongside the harbour. The shops were great & not expensive. Most cafés don’t mind you calling in for a drink but please ask as some prefer you to buy both food and drink. I would recommend sitting alongside or at the end of the harbour and watch the world go by! Also, please check out the local history. The cathedral is so peaceful and the historical houses are worth a visit too - all 5 euros each but please try to visit just one. Take your time and enjoy your surroundings!

I had a car rented during my holiday on the island, but unfortunately I couldn't use it to rich Cala Turqueta and Cala Macarelleta. Starting with June until end of September the access to these two caves with car is impossible but with bus only. This is because the parking spaces are limited on these 2 beaches and the acces from the main road/highway to them is very narrow. So, the best way to reach to the beaches from whatever you are located in Ciutadella, Cala n Bosch, Cala Blanca is to reach the bus station "Via Perimetral" - Ciutadella . From here you can take bus Nr. 68 to Turqueta or bus Nr. 69 to Macarelleta. It cost 10 Euros per person covering both ways for each destination. Once arrived , you will need to walk for up to 15 min. through forrest to reach the sea. It s worthed, the water is pristine, beautiful colour, silence. Enjoy. Ps: Don t forget to return in time to your scheduled bus.

We parked at Son Bou and walked the coastal path to Cala Turqueta. It took an hour or so each way but meant parking was easy. It’s a beautiful beach but was pretty busy, even in early October on a weekday.

Cala en Turqueta is a true hidden gem! The water is unbelievably clear and beautifully blue, perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery, making it feel like a peaceful oasis away from the crowds. It’s the perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and soak up the stunning views. Definitely a must-visit if you’re in the area!

Cala en Torqueta is one of the most beautiful coves of the island, we reached it thanks to a boat excursion and we have no idea if outside the beach are available some kind of service, inside the beach there is only a lifeguard station and no more, you must have your own umbrella. The sand is white and there are lots of panoramic point where you can take photos and dive from it. This is one of the most recommended coves of the all island. You must see it.

Don’t go here. Unless youre planning to go at 05.00!!! We arrived around 9.30 but parking was already full and the people made us leave.

There is 20 mins walk to the beach. The parking is free but limited to probably 200. The parking is also attended and you will be guided to the next parking spot. At the car park there is bar which sales food/snacks and drinks (Only cash though). You can also take your shower there (1€ per minute of water in a coin drop in box). It is really worth to visit it. Bear in mind if the car park is full it probably means the beach is also packed up. But the water is usually really clear and the scenery is mindblowing - Thanks god for the best there is no concrete there....

Beautiful place to go. Try to be early (get there before 8AM) since it can be limited (mostly due to COVID measures). In high season, sometimes it can get full at 7:30. There's a small serving cafeteria at the parking with some snacks, although, bring your own is more recommended. A note on this beach: rather crowded and it smells a bit due to a mangrove at the back of the beach.

Amazing view great beach but no facilities at all you should bring your water snacks and everything (no mobile service and no taxis around)

The best beach in the west, better than famous ones because it's easily accessible at any hour, spacious and very diverse, you have sand, you have rocks, you can even surf.

Such a beautiful beach on the north of the island, with yellow and red sand. Its very quiet in the morning, I suggest to arrive there around 9am and you'll probably be alone! Parking is just 200mt from the beach.

Cute little beach not to crowded. You can walk easily to next beach from there. Can get a little windy.

It’s kind of pink sand. Lovely place if you want to visit 2 beaches in one day. You can go by walk to beach Des Bot and this path is amazing

A very nice sandy beach with shallow water of about 20 m. perfect for families with children Good parking not far from the beach

Very lovely beach and coastal area. Was fairly crowded when I went so keep that in mind, the beach is also quite small in general. Overall, would recommend anyone in the area to give it a go, well worth it!

Very nice and wide beach. But quite narrow and very crowded. It is difficult to park nearby if you’re too late and also there’s a number of sharp stones under the water in some places.

Huge beach, plenty of sunbeds (€25 for the pair) & also space up against the dunes for those doing their own thing. Very shallow beach indeed, making it ideal for children but a pain for anyone wanting to swim as it's a trek out and there are rocks hidden within the sand. Couple of bar restaurants with a single toilet - only other toilet facilities are smelly portaloos. Huge car park, mostly full at 10.30am on a Sunday in Sept. Car parking also up in the village centre by shops etc, again mostly full.

Nice beach with clear water and white sand. However quite windy! Difficult to have picnic with the wind. You can have foot for quite a long distance in the water so it is nice for children. A lot of waves due to the wind. Easily accessible from the bus station, few ministers walk.

True gem. Long sandy beach so you can find a quiet private spot to land. Clear, warm and turquoise water. Free parking in the vicinity of a large white hotel,Accessed from the parking via a boardwalk lifeguards present. Sun loungers too but if you want more privacy keep walking alongside keeping the sea to your left. Bring a beach umbrella as it can get very hot.

This is one of the best places I have visited as the beach had water you can clearly see through. They was small fishies minding their own business and it was cute to watch them swimming around. Tried out best to not disturb them while in the water. There wasn’t a lot of water sports options available and this can be a good and bad thing. There was sun loungers you had to pay for to use and they are a god investment if needed. Everyone was very friendly and there was lifeguards on view and they was also friendly

Lovely sandy beach with free parking, fairly short walk from the car park to the beach and plenty of sand to walk along. There is a little restaurant that serves drinks and ice creams that you can take away. The sunbeds can be purchased for €10 for all day, which was a little on the expensive side, but if you're a tanner or having nothing else planned I guess it's alright. If you keep walking down the beach away from the cliff side, then you will come to where most of the nudist people tend to settle.

Platja de Son Bou has it all! There is a busy area near the hotels with sun loungers and restaurants behind the beach. You can also hire a boat or enjoy other water sports. The sea is clear and shallow and children absolutely love it. Short walk towards Santo Tomas and crowds thin out. The area near lifeguard Tower 4 is where the clothing optional beach starts and there is some rocky area in the water, good for snorkeling. Carry on walking to the West and you can have like 50m meters of the beach all to yourself. There are recycling bins at the exits, and some showers to wash that sand off your skin. The car park is free! The atmosphere on the beach is great and people are friendly to each other.

Visited this place in the “Cova day” as I was traveling with my son. (They just allowed minors to join with parents, during the day and before the sunset) After 5pm, adults only and minors with 16 yo+ accompanied by parents. The place is beautiful with amazing views. I really want to back to see the sunset and enjoy the nightclub next time (without children 😁)

Beautiful place in general BUT!!! We’ve waited for too long on a line to get in, in case that the place was definitely not crowded when finally we got in. The music (by DJ) was too melancholic and the people were forcing themselves to dance (may be because it was very early, but anyway it could be more fun. Too many people were there just for the sunset, it was impossible to get a good spot to see it. The girl at the entrance was very polite and ready to help anyone. If you want to visit the place, please make a reservation! Super important. The reservation should be made early from 13:00 to 15:00. We ordered our drinks on a bar where one guy was working and three waitresses were watching. Long line btw. We paid 60€ for two and a drink was included. Dancing area could be more cozy

A stunning spot to watch the sunset on the island. The views are absolutely picturesque, and it’s a fantastic place to explore, especially in the golden hour. We didn’t book tickets in advance but only waited around 10 minutes to get in. It’s definitely an Instagram hotspot, so while the scenery is breathtaking, the atmosphere can feel a bit curated with lots of people focused on getting the perfect shot. Still, it’s well worth the visit for the views alone.

A must-visit in Menorca! 🌅 The sunset view is simply magical, and the whole place feels like it’s been designed to celebrate light, sound, and nature together. Truly inspiring atmosphere.

Amazing scenery, clean and well maintained place! We went there in the midday but must be amazing during sunset or at night. We paid 15€ pp with a drink included.

All about the stunning location. What an incredible experience. We visited for the second time in August 2025 and arrived at around 21:30 when a band was playing. DJ took over at around 22:30 and we stayed and danced for around another hour. Would definitely recommend it although it costs 25€ to get in but this does include the cost of your first drink.

It’s a special place so crowd is expected. But we went around 4pm, we got the great views, had couple drinks and left, it was a great experience as our expectation was low

Beautiful red and gold beach, shallow bay perfect for swimming, paddling, snorkels and surfing. 5 minutes via steps from the car park. Has a lifeguard in season. Little refreshments kiosk in the car park too.

A beautiful beach—we watched the sunset from a rented boat and it was absolutely stunning. Personally, I prefer the southern part of the island with calas like Macarella, but the north is definitely worth visiting too, as the landscape is completely different and just as impressive in its own way

One of our favorite beaches in Menorca. It’s a quick 5-10 min walk from the parking to the beach which is a big plus. The beach feels very unspoiled and when we visited it wasn’t too busy. The water is gorgeous and beach has a wide panoramic view. There’s a small cafe at the parking lot with some chips and soft drinks. So if you want to eat something significant, come prepared.

The beaches in the south of the island get all the hype. But this beach on the northern coast might be just as beautiful and unique. The surrounding area is very rocky and wild. The beach consists of two parts, cut in the middle by a rock formation in the water. This beach offers beautiful clear waters and an amazing sunset during summertime. We combined the beach with a visit to the light house, which is close. There is sufficiënt parking and in summer the small bar situated on the parking lot offers snacks and refreshments.

Nice beach! In a bay. Free parking. But parking space could do with some maintenance. A bit of a walk to reach the beach. But it is worth it! Nice snorkling.

Really beautiful, quite big so it doesn’t feel overcrowded. Crystal water. Be aware there are flies in the area. Easy parking.

Very unique beach, lovely soft red sand, quite busy, but gets less busy the further you walk, and if you keep walking to the second half of the beach, Ferragut, you can join the nudists and enjoy total freedom! You only live once!

I really enjoyed Maó as the locals call it. Did the boat trip around the harbour. Lots of history that I found quite surprising. Ifcyou do have mobility issues plan it before going, its a long day. That said everywhere is quite flat and good for wheelchairs etc. The walk upto the town is hard but there is a glass lift that you can use. Town has a good market too (remember to haggle). Retains a lot of its history so quite traditional. Does have a lot of English history from the 1700s where we occupied this island twice. Locals are nice too.

The port is very beautiful. There are lots of places to eat and take in the wonderful views.

Loverly for a steady stroll, theres also plenty of watering holes

The harborside is completely blocked by the ferry terminal and parking lots.

Excellent place for fun and good gastronomic delights!

Beautiful port full of history

What the town of Mao revolves around. Huge natural harbour with plenty to see along the front all way along, good eating places and a starting point for harbour tours, cruise ships, etc. Some cracking views from several well signed miradors along roads and paths above. Well worth a visit.

Very beautiful, easily accessible, parking available close by.

This is the most Northern point in the island. The lighthouse has a very lovely view and people often gather there to see the sunset. The place also has a little bar where you can get cold drinks. Definitely recommend visiting the lighthouse of Cavalleria.

Forgetting the heaps of plastic pollution on the beach, it's not busy and the scuba diving is fantastic! Schools of fish, lots of different types of sealife. Grab a scuba mask and enjoy, well worth it!

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(Translated by Google) It is the northernmost point of the Balearic Islands, it has an impressive view of the sea and when you turn around, if it is clear you also see a large part of the Island of Menorca from an elevated perspective. Along the way we saw wild goats. (Original) Es el punto más al Norte de las Islas Baleares, tiene una vista al mar impresionante y cuando uno se da la vuelta, si está despejado también ve gran parte de la Isla de Menorca desde una perspectiva elevada. Por el camino vimos cabras salvajes.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place to see the sunset. It has parking, small. (Original) Magnífico sitio donde ver la puesta de sol. Tiene parking, pequeño.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful lighthouse with a lovely walk and view around it. A cave near the parking lot leads you down a dark corridor to a viewpoint overlooking the sea. A must-do with a phone torch. (Original) Joli phare et belle balade et vue autour. Une grotte proche du parking vous emmène dans un couloir sombre jusqu'à un point de vue sur la mer. A faire absolument muni de la torche d'un téléphone.

Fornells Tower is a fascinating piece of history set in a beautiful location. The tower offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the sea, making it perfect for sightseeing and photography. The site is well-preserved and provides a peaceful spot to explore and learn about the area’s past. Definitely worth a visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike!

Nice defensive tower you can visit from the past. Tickets are only 2,40 for one adult and has a nice view when on top of the tower. Don't expect anything too crazy. But nice too see.

We went one day before the Artiem triathlon ,that happened every year is a big sportive event! El pueblo está de fiesta y hay mucho ambiente ! The tower is not always open ,but still worthy go there and feel the energy of Menorca 💜 you can found plenty parking lots and restaurants , also the best bakery and ice creams home made in town ! Please take care when yous visited and keep clean the place . History needs respects and sometimes is so sad seen plastic bottles all around,when we have a lot of garbage bins ! Thanks to the all who come to Menorca and respect her 🙏🏼

I highly recommend visiting this tower and paying the small fee to enter. The interior is fascinating and very well presented, and the restoration work is excellent.

Excellent example of this early 19C British built fortress. Beautifully restored on a hill overlooking the town one way and the sea the other. Visitors can go right to the top (2 photos) There is a small admission fee but it’s free on Mondays. Car parking at bottom of hill (10 min climb). There are many others around the island, some a bit dilapidated and others closed and barred as in photo

Would reccomend going into the tower itself! It's only a few euros and the views at the top were so worth it!

There is a small walk up the hill, leading from the sea to this tower. The views are amazing. You can see the boats and a lighthouse there. It is a nice place to see and I strongly recommend connecting it with visiting Fornelles as a town after that (wonderful place with lots of restaurants and a long promenade).

Awesome historical site. Prepare for a lot of walking. Went mid-day and the sun was a lot, but still nice to see

Fabulous location. Fabulous staff. The site is enormous! You need walking shows or trainers and 2-3 hours of free time. You can hire an electric car if you have mobility or fitness issues. They have audio guides available. The shop has great stuff.

Beautiful military fortress with gorgeous views of the bay from the walls. It is quite big, the main route takes approximately 1,5 hours, the full route - 2,5 hours. There are few points along the route with toilets and vending machines where you can buy cold drinks. At the entrance there is a small souvenir store where you can also buy tickets, cold or hot drinks and some snacks. The staff is very helpful and friendly. There is free parking right in front of the fortress.

I highly recommend this place to visit. Absolutely unbelievable, vast and historical. It is truly amazing, will definitely be back. Recommend that you use the buggy hire.

We spent a fantastic, eventful afternoon at the fort. There were so many sights to see. We were given a map when we bought our tickets. Unfortunately, it started to rain while we were there, but the staff came to get the visitors who were stuck there and took cover (those who wanted to go back to the entrance would have been taken by car, but everyone stayed there and waited for the rain to stop). It was worth the wait: the sun came out and the rest of the tour only came after that. You can buy gifts at the entrance. Thank you!

We been there around 11 am we found parking easily. There is no queue in front of us paid a ticket, and one lady explained where and what to see if we were following the map .Our tour was 1,5 hours by feet. You need to be physically fit, or you can rent a small "car"

Well worth a visit. Amazing old fortress, and great price for entry. They have electric vehicles for hire to you can get round the fort easily. Especially useful for our visit due to my wife’s mobility. Made the fort as accessible as it can be. Was amazing to see the Vickers naval gun.