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Menorca from afternoon to night

A day designed for the Menorca that starts late: a stroll through the white alleys of Binibeca Vell, a swim and lunch by the sea, sunset hanging off the cliff at the Cova d’en Xoroi, and dinner and drinks in Maó harbour. All in the south-east of the island, with drives of under 25 minutes.

Overview

Length
1 day
Spend in Menorca
€€€ · €55–120 per person per dayTickets, activities and meals at the places we suggest, without accommodation or transport. It is separate from the price of the itinerary.
Getting around
By car
Effort
Very easyShort walks and plenty of time sitting by the sea
Pace
Relaxed
Best time
From May to October, when the Cova d’en Xoroi is open. From November to March the itinerary swaps the sunset for Cales Fonts (Es Castell), open all year.

What you’ll get

  • Online itinerary

    Every day on your phone, stop by stop: times, how to get there and where to eat. Tick off what you’ve seen.

  • Interactive map

    Every place numbered in the order you visit it, with its card and how to get there.

  • Downloadable PDF

    The whole trip to carry offline: each day’s plan, place cards, transport and a rainy-day plan.

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Itinerary

A preview with 50% of the stops. How to get there, where to eat, the tips and the rest of the trip come when you buy.

Day 1From the white village to Maó harbour
  1. Morning · Midday

    10:30–15:30

    Sant Lluís

  2. Afternoon

    16:30–18:00

    Alaior

  • SunsetStop included when you buy
  • EveningStop included when you buy

2 more stops on this day

With the plan for every stop, how to get there, where to eat, the rainy-day plan and a card for each place.

The places on the map

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CiutadellaFerreriesEs MercadalAlaiorMaó1. Binibeca Vell12. Cales Coves2

Places you’ll visit

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What’s included

  • A plan for every day with approximate times, from morning to night
  • Online itinerary to mark each place as visited during your trip
  • Interactive map with every place numbered in the order of the route
  • Downloadable PDF with every detail, to use offline too
  • How to get from one stop to the next: time, distance, parking and bus
  • Several places to eat in each area, in case one is full
  • An indoor alternative for rainy days
  • Summer and winter opening hours and access restrictions
  • A card for each place with the day and time of your visit, car parks and bus lines
  • Ways to make the night last: live music and the Cova d’en Xoroi night session

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Alley of white houses and a boat pulled up in Binibeca Vell

Charming places · Sant Lluís

Binibeca Vell

A cluster of white houses in the style of a fishing village, built by the sea in the 1960s. Its alleys are among the most photographed in Menorca.

A village that is a development

Although it looks like an old village, Binibeca Vell was designed in 1964 imitating the architecture of Mediterranean fishing villages: whitewashed walls, wooden doors and windows and narrow passages.

The houses are private homes, so the community asks visitors to come quietly and within the permitted hours.

Nearby

Five minutes on foot is Binibèquer beach, with the Los Bucaneros beach bar, and ten minutes by car, Punta Prima.

Practical information

Municipality
Sant Lluís
Location
South coast of Sant Lluís, 10 km from Maó
Best time
Morning, before 11:00
Time needed
45 minutes – 1 hour.
Admission
Free.
Opening hours
It’s a private, lived-in development: visits are allowed from 10:00 to 22:00, all year.
Facilities
Bars, restaurants, souvenir shops and a small supermarket; free public toilets on the main street.
Accessibility
Narrow lanes with steps: with a pushchair you can see the lower part; with a wheelchair, only some stretches.
What to bring
Comfortable shoes. People live here: visit quietly and between 10:00 and 22:00.
By car
From Maó, 15 min (10 km) along the Me-8 and the Binibèquer road. Parking at the entrance; in summer it fills up around 11:00.
Parking
Car park at the entrance to the village; in summer it fills up by mid-morning
By bus
Line Maó–Sant Lluís–Binibèquer (and the loop via Binissafúller), from Maó bus station. Bus timetables: Beach buses (opens in a new tab)
Cliffs with carved caves and boats at anchor in Cales Coves

History and culture · Alaior

Cales Coves

Menorca’s largest prehistoric necropolis: about 90 burial caves carved into the cliffs of two joined coves, reached on foot.

Bronze Age caves

The caves were carved into the rock as collective tombs from the end of the Bronze Age and were used for centuries. You can’t go inside them.

The two coves have no facilities: bring water, closed shoes and a charged phone.

Practical information

Municipality
Alaior
Location
Between Sant Climent and Cala en Porter
Best time
Morning or afternoon
Time needed
1–3 hours, longer if you swim.
Admission
Free.
Facilities
None: no bar, no toilets, no lifeguard.
Accessibility
A 15-minute walk from the car park along a stony track: not for pushchairs or wheelchairs.
What to bring
Water, food, water shoes and a snorkel mask. The caves are a protected necropolis: do not go into the closed ones.
By car
From Maó, 20 min (15 km) via Sant Climent to the Son Vitamina roundabout. Free parking and a 15-minute walk.
Parking
Free car park about 750 m away (turn off at the Son Vitamina roundabout); 15 minutes on foot along a stony path
By bus
No direct bus. The nearest is the Maó–Sant Climent–Cala en Porter line; take a taxi from there. Bus timetables: Beach buses (opens in a new tab)

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