Coves of Menorca by boat

These are the coves on the south coast of Menorca that we reach by sea from Es Canutells, aboard our 9-metre Menorcan llaüt (the island's traditional wooden boat). The day's route shifts with the sea and the wind, but here you have the detail of each one: how we get there, what you'll find and where we anchor to swim and snorkel. If you want to see how we put the trips together, have a look at our boat trips.

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  Cala Macarella by boat

  White sand, turquoise water and, right next door, Macarelleta. One of the furthest to the west, so it fits a full day best.

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  Cala Mitjana by boat

  An unspoilt cove of pale sand and shallow water, next to Cala Galdana. Made for a long, easy swim.

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  Cala Trebalúger by boat

  One of the great wild coves of the south, with no road in. A wide beach, a green ravine behind it and plenty of calm.

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  Cala en Porter by boat

  Limestone cliffs and the Cova d'en Xoroi hanging over the water, a sight that only makes sense from the sea.

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  Cova des Coloms by boat

  The Binigaus coast, in Es Migjorn Gran: ochre cliffs, sea caves and an anchorage facing an unspoilt beach.

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These are the coves we reach by boat. If you want information on all the coves of Menorca, north and south, see our complete guide to the coves of Menorca.