Let Menorca enchant you, a beautifully preserved island where paradise beaches, authentic villages, and sweeping landscapes come together. From the Fergus Style Carema Beach 4*, set out to explore hidden coves with crystal-clear waters, charming harbours, and remarkable natural sites. Between Ciutadella, Mahón, Fornells, and Monte Toro, each stop reveals a different side of the island. This journey invites you to experience the Minorcan way of life, blending seaside escapes, local heritage, and moments of relaxation by the water. A sun-soaked getaway, perfect for combining discovery, serenity, and a true sense of escape.

Your 7-night suggested itinerary:

Day 1| Arrival & Ciutadella

Settle into your hotel and enjoy your first moments by the sea. In the afternoon, head to nearby Ciutadella to wander its charming old town and visit the cathedral. Ease into the evening with a drink by the harbour, followed by dinner at a waterfront restaurant.

Day 2| Southwest coves

Start early and discover the stunning coves of the southwest. Cala Macarella and Macarelleta offer turquoise waters and unspoiled scenery, perfect for a peaceful escape. Enjoy a picnic or light lunch by the sea, then continue to Cala Turqueta. Return to the hotel along the southern coast at day’s end.

Day 3 | Inland & Monte Toro

Venture into the heart of the island via Es Mercadal, then head up to Monte Toro for panoramic views across Menorca. Stop for lunch in the village and sample local specialities like Mahón cheese. In the afternoon, explore Ferreries and take a walk through the Barranc d’Algendar.

Day 4 | North coast & Fornells

Make your way to the north coast and the fishing village of Fornells, known for its laid-back charm. Enjoy lunch by the harbour, perhaps trying the island’s signature lobster stew. Later, visit Cap de Cavalleria and unwind at nearby coves before heading back.

Day 5 | Mahón & boat experience

Spend the morning in Mahón, exploring its lively streets and heritage. Browse the Claustre del Carme market and visit the Xoriguer distillery for a gin tasting. If available, set off on a traditional llaut boat trip from the harbor—cruising through one of the Mediterranean’s largest natural ports, discovering secluded coves, and enjoying a swim or snorkelling stop. Dinner in Mahón rounds off the day.

Day 6 | Southeast coast & Cales Coves

Head to the southeast coast, starting with Son Bou, the island’s longest beach. In the afternoon, visit Cales Coves, known for its prehistoric cliffside necropolis. On the way back, stop by Binibeca Vell, a picturesque white village.

Day 7 | Leisure day & beaches
Enjoy a free day at your own pace on nearby beaches such as Cala’n Bosch, Cala Blanca, or Son Xoriguer. You can also return to Ciutadella for some shopping—local cheese, gin, or talaiot-style jewellery make great souvenirs. In the evening, a farewell dinner brings your stay to a close.

Day 8 | Departure
Savour a final relaxed breakfast before your departure, depending on your flight time.

Set sail on a traditional Menorcan boat excursion.

Departing from the port of Mahón, step aboard a llaut, the emblematic boat once used by local fishermen, and ease into a timeless escape at sea. As you glide through Mahón’s ria, one of the Mediterranean’s largest natural harbours, the coastline reveals hidden coves and secluded inlets accessible only by water. Along the way, take time to swim and snorkel in crystal-clear waters, enjoying the island from a unique and peaceful perspective.

Set right on the golden sands of Cala’n Bosch, Fergus Style Carema Beach 4* captures the essence of a Menorcan seaside escape. Blending soft coastal tones with elegant contemporary design, the hotel feels like a sophisticated beach house where comfort meets understated style.

Step through the private gate onto the beach for a morning swim in turquoise waters, or unwind by the pool surrounded by palms and sea views. Every space is designed to celebrate the island’s laid-back rhythm, offering a serene retreat just moments from Menorca’s most beautiful coastline.

Find your own private retreat in this elegant Studio, where warmth and practicality come together effortlessly. Thoughtfully designed to blend comfort and contemporary style, it offers a welcoming space ideal for both short and extended stays. Unwind in the inviting lounge area, prepare a light meal in your fully equipped kitchenette, and enjoy the serene atmosphere that makes every moment feel like home.

Please note: The apartments are furnished but not equipped with all utensils. Please check with reception for an additional cost. 

Embrace a tranquil seaside escape in your Select Apartment, where soothing white and blue tones mirror the beauty of the sea and pool. Step out onto your private balcony to soak in the coastal breeze, or unwind in the bright, airy living room with its inviting sofa bed. The fully equipped kitchen, complete with a fridge and microwave, provides all the comforts of home, ensuring a carefree, comfortable stay.

Please note: The apartments are furnished but not equipped with all utensils. Please check with reception for an additional cost. 

Indulge in luxury in your Privilege Apartment, where a serene garden terrace and Balinese bed offer the ultimate relaxation. Bright and airy, this spacious retreat blends Mediterranean charm with modern comforts, featuring a fully equipped kitchen and a sunlit living area designed for total comfort and tranquillity.

Please note: The apartments are furnished but not equipped with all utensils. Please check with reception for an additional cost. 

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

Bask in the Mediterranean sun by the stylish main pool, where chic loungers and palm-shaded spots invite total relaxation. When the sea calls, simply step through the private gate leading directly to Cala’n Bosch’s soft sands and crystal-clear waves.

Whether you prefer a dip in the pool, a stroll along the beach, or a quiet afternoon with a drink in hand, every moment flows with ease and tranquillity.

Explore the historical and gastronomic charm of Ciutadella during a magical evening that blends cultural visits, a traditional dinner, a stroll along the harbour, and a tasting of local liqueurs.

Embark on a journey through Menorca, blending local traditions, breathtaking views, authentic gastronomy, and relaxation on a wild beach.

Explore the fascinating history, spectacular landscapes, and authentic charm of Menorca, from the megalithic monument of Torralba to the tranquil cove of Cala de la Olla.

Explore the wild south of Menorca on a 6-hour excursion featuring a hike to the Coves de Coloms, a local picnic and free time for a swim at Binigaus beach.

3½-hour boat trip aboard a traditional Menorcan llaut to discover Menorca's coves and crystal-clear waters, with a local skipper, swimming, relaxation and snacks on board.

Explore the south coast of Minorca by boat and discover its paradisiacal beaches, turquoise waters, and secret coves for an unforgettable day.

Explore Menorca’s unspoilt south coast on a boat trip, admire secluded coves such as Cala Turqueta and Son Saura, and enjoy a paella on board for an unforgettable day on the water.

Menorca is the quiet soul of the Balearics, shaped by soft light, translucent waters, and a gentle rhythm that invites calm. Whitewashed villages, sheltered coves, and rolling countryside create a landscape that feels timeless. The island’s serenity pairs beautifully with its understated elegance, offering space to breathe and explore at your own pace.

Must-sees:

• Ciutadella: Wander through narrow streets, hidden courtyards, and historic palaces in this graceful old town.
• Mahon: Discover the deep natural harbour, lively markets, and Georgian architecture.
• Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana: Swim in turquoise coves framed by limestone cliffs and pine groves.
• Monte Toro: Take in sweeping island views from Menorca’s highest point.
• Talayotic sites: Explore ancient stone monuments that reveal the island’s prehistoric heritage.

Culinary culture

Menorca’s cuisine celebrates the sea and the land in equal measure. Expect grilled fish, lobster stew, artisan cheeses, and hearty countryside dishes. Lazy lunches unfold in beachside restaurants, while evenings bring glasses of local gin or crisp island wines enjoyed beneath open skies.

Dive deeper

Cycle peaceful rural lanes, kayak along hidden inlets, or follow the Cami de Cavalls, the historic trail that circles the island. Visit traditional farms, explore secret beaches reached only by footpaths, or discover quiet fishing villages where daily life moves with comforting ease.

Good to know

The currency is the euro (EUR). Menorca is wonderfully walkable, though hiring a car helps reach the island’s secluded beaches and inland villages. The atmosphere remains calm even in summer, and spring and autumn are especially beautiful with warm seas and mild, sun-filled days.