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The best things to do in Menorca are on and around the water. Private boat trips to the island's calas, sailing trips, and scuba diving leave from Cala Galdana and Ciutadella, all run by verified local operators, on an island known for its quiet coast and clear water.
Menorca's postcard calas, like Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana, are easiest to reach by boat. Private boat trips and sailing trips from Cala Galdana and Ciutadella stop to swim and snorkel in coves you'd struggle to reach by road.
Under the surface, a boat-based snorkel safari and scuba diving run along the clear south coast, with options for first-timers and certified divers. Menorca is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, so the water stays clean and quiet.
On land, the historic Camí de Cavalls path traces the whole coastline, linking Cala Galdana, Ciutadella, and the calas between them, from short sections to full-day walks.
Boat trips and diving run May to October, when the sea is warm and calm. July and August are the busiest; June and September are quieter with the same conditions.
What is the most popular activity in Menorca?
Private boat trips to the calas, like Cala Macarella, with swimming and snorkeling stops.
How much does a boat trip in Menorca cost?
Shared diving and snorkel trips are the most affordable; private boat and sailing trips are priced per boat.
Where do boat trips leave from?
Mainly Cala Galdana and Ciutadella on the south and west coasts.
Can beginners go scuba diving in Menorca?
Yes. There are discover-scuba sessions for first-timers as well as dives for certified divers.
Browse all Menorca boat trips, diving, and snorkel tours below, run by verified local operators.
