Menorca walks & rides

There are so many interesting places to explore and so much breathtaking scenery to enjoy around Menorca, you’ve just got to get out and see it. On foot - there are some really outstanding pathways and coastal trails. On wheels – a bike or hire car will take you to some fabulous secret coves off the tourist track. Or see Menorca up close and personal on horseback.

Did you know?

• When the Tramuntana wind is really blowing Menorcans go to Faro de Favaritx to watch the spectacular waves.
• The VII Volta International 3 day challenge of Menorca has become a prestigious annual race attracting top cyclists from all over the world. It is held usually held in October.
• The Cami de Cavalls coastal path which surrounds the island was originally created to be followed on horseback.

Top tips

• The Camí d'en Kane track is an ideal sightseeing route for bikes, and most cycle routes are well signposted.
Walk the coastal path from Punta Prima to the headland • Watch Tower at Alcaufar. It is the first part of Spain to see the sunrise.
• There are many excellent riding schools and pony trekking centres throughout Menorca, notably at Alaior, Son Parc and Ciutadella.