Ferreries上的海滩

An exclusive spot to take a dip in its tranquil, clean, and crystal clear waters.

This place is the perfect place for rock diving, and it's only a stone's throw away from town. But don't expect it to be as good as Bondi Beach - it's not even 1% as good. But hey, it's still a great spot in the gorgeous world we live in.

The beauty of Menorca's beaches is undeniable, but the damage caused by mass tourism is a tragedy. The water is polluted with oil and plastic, and fees are charged to enter the island, yet the government fails to adequately protect the environment. Rules are in place, but there is no enforcement, so you can find people playing loud music and boats crossing into restricted areas. There are few garbage bins on the trails, and much of the waste is left by those who don't take their trash back with them. Be sure to wear swimming goggles to spot the jellyfish, as there are often no warning flags raised. A day at the beach can quickly turn sour if you're stung, so take precautions and enjoy the stunning scenery responsibly.

This location ended up being our favorite - small but with a snack bar, and the water was a stunningly clear turquoise color with some rocks for a beautiful sunset view. Plus, the sand was golden!

Our beloved cove is easy to get to, but it can get overcrowded at times. It's best to keep young children in mind and take them to the larger beaches for their safety and for the comfort of those who are looking for a tranquil atmosphere.

The descent to the cala is stunning; the views are simply breathtaking. It's a great spot for seeing fish, though there aren't many places to lay your towel. It's not too crowded and is a great spot for families. The restaurant above is pleasant, though it can get a bit hectic.