Menorca Holiday Reviews

Was a very quiet resort. There werent many bars and restaurants to choose from where we stayed so we ate in the hotel a lot. There is one lively bar over the road that we went to most nights. Beach is lovely, as always. But apart from that no other things to see really..

There are a few shops and a few restaurants including a great little bar and fish restaurant. I would recommend this holiday/ part od menorca and after just googling i have decided that i am going to book again this summer. The is a gorgeous port about 15/20 mins in a taxi away where you can spend a great night out if you want more lively bars and restaurants.

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.

Very clean resort. More suited to young families as not much for teenagers to do. Lovely beach which is kept clean and has boats for hire. Restaurants could offer more choice really. They do cater for the holiday makers and dont seem to serve much Menorcan food. Nice walks to Macarella nd Macarelleta beaches but these do get crowded by the locals so get there early!

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

Lovely resort been many times and will go back again. Friendly people and lovely beach. Would recommend. Nightlife not great but a few good places to eat and get a drink.

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.

Our only problem with Menorca was the extortionate price of everything, would suggest you buy ice creams, drinks etc from local supermarkets and store in your fridge rather than buy from pool side bar. Eating out was very expensive also but as we were self catering we had little alternative. Although expensive, the food was great and all restaurants had good kids menus. A trip to Citadella is definately recommended. Although we really enjoyed ourselves, our children and us could have done with a little bit more to do in the resort and surroundings. We were too early for the water park, which opens in June. Would definately recommend to friends.

Lovely picturesque resort probably the best in Menorca. Very safe beach clean too. Lovely walks, quiet and relaxing great for a weeks R&R.

quiet very quiet but lovely n peaceful not alot to do but nice to walk round n enjoy the quetness a fewplaces to eat beach is nice n sandy but can have jellyfish problems

The resort of Cala'n Bosch is a beautiful, picturesque setting, with the marina being its focal point. The horse shoe shaped marina is lined with bars, restaurants and hops and has a very relaxed spanish feel to it. There are many british places to eat such as the Britannia where they serve all sorts of snacks and meals. They also serve strongbow! If there are any football or rugby events that you dont want to miss they will most prob be on in here. There are many places that serve the more traditional spanish menu but oen of my fave places was bar Flamingo, mostly for its setting, in the middle of the marina open air with starw umbrellas, but also the fantastic service with the personal touch such as lollies for the kids! There are boat trips running twice daily, touring around the island to its various coves and beaches. The resort is perfectly flat so its fine for wheelchair users or the less mobile. Theres also the Goody Goody park at the end of the marina that has a fun pool, trampolines, bouncy castles, arcades, bar and restaurant. Its free to get in but you can pay fo rthe day and the kids get a meal. The resort has plenty of options just to get a beer and watch the world go buy. In all I would recommed the resort to families with young children who are looking to relax.

We were in a cold Binibeca the first two weeks in May which we found out was right at the very start of the tourist season. As such much of the area was only just awaking from the winter. The gently shelving golden sandy beach was a short distance away and there was a lovely horseshoe bay that in warmer weather would have been a fantastic place to sit. The water was crystal clear.

Binibeca is not the place to go if you are after the night life. It is a very quiet, tranquil area which can probably be said about most of Menorca. There is just one main route that runs from Ciutadella in the north to Mahon and the airport in the south of the island. Road travel was certainly at a leisurely pace and other road users were mainly courteous.

The locals we encountered were very helpful and friendly. We would certainly return for another holiday there.

We loved Cala'n Forcat & can't wait to go back. Loads of choice of eating places & great for shopping without being too many shops. Loved it.

The resort was also brilliant clean spaciouse child orientated also good for adults nice layout beautifull suroundings and loads of grass and flowers trees there are loads of sun-loungers xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

We booked the Menorcan coach trip round the island through the rep and it was well worth the money. The weather wasn't very good it was rainy and stormy but that didn't deter us. The information offered by the tour guide on this tour is fascinating you learn about everything from Cheese to dancing horses. Pisque Cove a short walk from the appartments is beautiful. (a small hike down over some rubble so not really suitable for buggies) but well worth a visit.