Close to the south western tip of Menorca, in Son Xoriguer (next to Cala Bosch) this sailing school offers power boat, windsurf, dinghy and hobbie cat rentals. Prices are reasonable.

Tel: {0034} 971 387 105

[email protected]
www.surfsailmenorca.com

Apat. 257 - Urbanización Son Xoriguer
07760, Ciutadella
Menorca

Aero Club & Hippodrome

Situated on the road between Mahon & Sant Luis. This club has a Go-Kart track, snooker, pool & table tennis tables. Aerial flights can be booked for trips around the island. The adjoining Hippodrome has trotting races on Sundays.

Tel: + (34) 971 361 672
[email protected]
www.aeroclubmenorca.com

Carretera de Mahon 2 Km
San Luis, Menorca

The Menorca a Cavall riding school is located between Es Mercadal and Ferreries in Santa Rita. This is a very popular riding stables, taking people out along the ‘Cami de Cavalls’ newly reinstated ‘horse road’ around the island. Horse riding outings along the beach can also be arranged.

Tel: {0034} 971 374 637

www.menorcaacavall.com

Santa Rita
Menorca

18 holes. Par 72
The original 9-hole course was extended to an 18 hole course in 2006. The design has been sympathetic to the natural surroundings, situated close to the beautiful Son Parc beach and protected wetlands.

As the highest point on the island (all 354 metres!) visiting is a must. A sanctuary built in the 16th century culminates the hill crowned by a cross to Jesus (of the Sacred Heart of course). Fantastic views across the island; Mallorca can be seen on a clear day.

Take a walk up the old Roman road to the ruins of this castle, formally a Roman stronghold.
Great views as it’s one of the highest points on the island. The castle is close to Ferreries.

Located rather conveniently on the harbour front, this has to be a must to visit, as the gin can be sampled and bought on site {wonder if they serve it with tonic!}. Menorca was formally under British rule, and the port was teeming with English ships and sailors. As gin was the tipple of the day the Pons family started to import juniper berries and begin distilling the famous Xoriguer gin.

www.xoriguer.es

Fort Marlborough was built by the British in the late 18th century and was named after the Duke of Marlborough.
The unusual seven-sided building withstood many attacks over the years but was never destroyed.

Situated in a former monastery, Menorca’s largest museum has on display archaeological finds from around the island;
plus a large collection of fine art.

An incredible 19th Century fort to the side of the harbour in Mahon. This really is the landmark of the harbour.
Guided tours are available.