Menorca Holiday Reviews

The island is not at all commercialised so ideal for people who want a quiet holiday.

If your planning to visit cala blanca for a night out every night this isnt the place!! but for relaxing, snorkling and restaurant meals, and for ROMANCE! this is a perfect place if you like to travel around then there are regular buses to towns near cala blanca which are great to pick up presents and souveniers.The beach is 10/10, shame that Cala Blanca hotel is so close it really was that good

Sa Caleta is quiet however Cuitadella and various other resorts are easily accessible by bus. Restaurantes are few but choice is good

Quiet resort with steps down the the beach. The beach was clean and there are supermarkets near the beach.

We found Cala Blanca to be just what we were looking for a quiet resort with a few bars and shopping mall,with a white sandy cove beach a short walk from the hotel and a bus stop outside the hotel to take you to Cala n Bosch or the hustle and bustle of Ciutadella

there is a lovely beach which we enjoyed, there were beach bars for cold drinks(phew and we needed them) The resort is very small and quiet but lots of things for small kids to do. The resort was busy with young families from different nations.

The resort is very quiet and ideal for young families. There is little for older children to do. There are plenty of play parks in the resort. Excellent holiday would recommend to anyone with little kids looking for good value and quiet resort

The resort is fanatic for families with young children and there is plenty to keep the little ones entertained with a variety of pools, parks, a good children's club and a beach close by. The toddlers area, with a splash pool and play area, is completely enclosed making it safe - and therefore relaxing for parents too.

the area is lovely and picturesque the area is suitable for couples and people with small children. There is a land train which takes a tour round resort and you get to see how pretty the island is. A few bars and bar restaurants (more than I originally expected). Easy to catch bus to Mahon and Fornells roads quiet and would be worth hiring a car for places further a field

The resort was quiet but there was a regular bus service which took you to nearby towns which were a bit busier. There are a few places to eat nearby which were really nice. The beach was lovely and nice and private.

The hotel overlooks a stretch of sea that is the entrance to the port of Mahon, so we saw giant ferries on their way to Majorca, huge cargo ships, and a luxury cruise liner, go right past the hotel, it was fascinating.

The hotel description says it is 800 metres from a beach. We found this "beach" and found a very small bay, no sand but plenty of rocks to sit on, you could walk into the sea and swim though, so I think this is a bit misleading.

Es Castell is a lovely quiet town with a few shops dotted here and there. It is a 10 min walk from the hotel to get the local bus to Mahon, which is 15 mins away, and worth a visit.

Around the area of the hotel you come to a small port, with lots of restaurants and a few shops, and lots of sailing boats docked, you can get a glass bottom boat ride from here.

The whole area is so peaceful, and very Menorcan, and not very touristy. I would say it would be better for couples and older people, not much there for children. We will certainly go again.

The variety and quality of food in the restaurants is excellent. The resort is very quiet and ideal for young families. There is little for older children to do. There are plenty of play parks in the resort.there is a lovely beach which we enjoyed, there were beach bars for cold drinks. it was really hot.

Simply the best place in the Med i have been to.

Beautiful beached and coast line, friendly people, no large groups of drunks. Its only 20 minutes from the airport and not far from anywhere on the island.

The resort of Arenal d'en Castell is very picturesque, and most of the hotels and apartments are situated on top of a hill, so be prepared for a steep uphill walk home. Not many shops so recommend a day trip to Mahon or Cuitadella. Buses run frequently to and from Mahon although if you want to go to Cuitadella, you need to change buses at Mahon. The beach at Arenal was clean and the scenery just beautiful. Lots for families to do, especially children, a few play areas, but not much for adults

The island is not at all commercialised so ideal for people who want a quiet holiday. Town was dead at this time of year but we was very lucky on the weather. Cala Blanca is a nice resort so long as you don’t want to do nothing and I mean nothing.

The beach is 10/10, shame that Cala Blanca hotel is so close it really was that good.

The resort is very small and quiet but lots of things for small kids to do. The resort was busy with young families from different nations.There isn’t any shops apart from a couple of beach shops opposite from the beach and a few bars.

The sea is nice and is quite warm with loads of rock pools to one side.

Renting a car is a must as you get to go to really nice beaches around the island and the other towns, like Mahon where there is a market and shops.