A small, easy-to-explore island blessed with glorious weather, Spanish charm, awesome kid-friendly attractions and plenty of budget-friendly resorts, Menorca has everything you need for a classic sun, sea and sand family holiday.
More chilled out than its rowdier Balearic Island neighbours, Menorca is also super quick to get to – you’re looking at around a two-and-a-half hour flight from the UK. Best time to visit with the kids? Summer, of course, but don’t discount the spring and autumn half-term breaks – think good weather, fewer crowds and better deals. Win, win, win!
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Occidental Menorca
8.7
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Comitas Floramar
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Globales Apartamentos Binimar
8.2
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Club Hotel Aguamarina
8.2
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Globales Apartamentos Binimar
8.2
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Club Hotel Aguamarina
8.2
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Sagitario Princesa Playa
9.3
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Family holidays to Cala Galdana place you perfectly between beach and town. When you’re not piling your plate high with tapas, hit the beach and have a go at every watersport under the sun. Diving, kayaking, jet skiing, paddle boarding – if you can do it on the water, you can do it here.
At over a mile long, Son Bou is Menorca’s biggest beach – and it doesn’t waste an inch. Big ‘uns will love the small, sheltered coves, while little ‘uns will probably take more of a shine to the giant floating waterpark. Over in the village, there are plenty of crowd-pleasing restaurants and shops. In short, it’s got something for everyone.
Punta Prima’s oh-so-pretty beaches are hard to leave. But if you can muster the strength, you won’t regret hopping aboard the road train for the 20-ish-minute journey to the wonderfully whitewashed, cobbled town of Binibeca. Total sleepy fishing village vibes. Back at the coast, there are boat trips and watersports galore.