Son Bou - all beaches

This place is accessible by taking a pleasant walk through the forest from Cala Mitjana, offering stunning views from the top. However, if you're coming from this side, be aware that there is no bridge over the river, so you'll need to swim if you want to reach the beach - and the best part is, it's free to enter!

After a recent thunder storm the beach is almost completely gone. The small river has taken all the sand to the sea and now a large lake is left.

The beach in Menorca is definitely worth seeing, however it lacks a shop or cafe like many other beaches in the area. The beach itself and the cliffs and views around it are quite breathtaking, but that's all there is to it. It's a shame there isn't more to offer, as it could be an even better experience.

This secluded spot is a real gem, with its crystal-clear blue waters and lack of crowds. The 1h20 walk from Sant Thomas might take some effort, so make sure to wear the right shoes and leave the flip-flops at home. Don't forget to bring snacks and drinks, as there's no shop around. But, trust me, it's worth it!

This place in Menorca is simply sublime! From the pristine shoreline to the crystal-clear waters, it's a perfect place to spend some time in nature's beauty. The white sand is soft and inviting, and the waves are gentle and calming. Whether you're looking for a peaceful spot to relax or an exciting beach for some fun in the sun, this is the place to be. It's no wonder why this beach is one of the best in Menorca.

This Minorca beach is a favorite for many. It's equipped with plenty of beach umbrellas that can be rented for 16€, or you can purchase your own from the various shops nearby. The ocean is stunning and there's ample room to take a dip.