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Cala Blanca, near Cuitadella Cala Blanca is a sand beach 5 Kms away from the city of Ciutadella.
The resort's name is derived from the colour of the sands which are virtual surrounded by low cliffs on top of which are villas, shops and cafes backed by topped by a small residential area and some shops in front of pine woods.
This beach can be reached by public transport or by car.
There is a free car park close by.
The easy access can result in the beach becoming crowded at weekends Access by car is simple as the beach is clearly signposted.
There is a free parking close to the beach.
The ease of access makes the beach crowded at times.
Cala en Blanes, near Cuitadella The sand beach at Cala en Blanes is 4 Kms from Ciutadella.
Nearby is the village of Torre del Ram as is the tourist areas of Los delfines, Cala Piques, Cala en Front and Cala en Brut.
Access by car is straight forward and Cala en Blanes is clearly signposted.
A private car park provides free parking.
You can also access the Beach by public transport.
Cala en Bosch, also known as Cala'n Bosch, near Ciutadella This is the most westerly resort on the south coast of Menorca, next to Cap d'Artrutx.
In good weather conditions you can see the coast of Majorca from this beach of fine grained white sand.
Access by car is straightforward and Cala'n Bosch is well signposted.
A private car park provides free parking and you can also access the beach by public transport.
Cala Galdana also known as Cala Santa Galdana, near Ferreries Cala Galdana is referred to as the queen of Menorca Platjas (Beaches).
A wonderfully sheltered keyhole bay with white sands, pine trees and high cliffs guarding its entrance.
This Menorca Beach has access for disabled people.
It has excellent conditions for swimming and the eastern side has good shade in the morning.
Cala Santa Galdana also boasts a fun Water Park and a children's playground.
Access by car is effortless just follow the signs.
Private cars can be left on a free parking area.
You can also travel to this beach by bus.
Caleta d'en Gorries also known as Sa Caleta, near Cuitadella Caleta d'en Gorries is two kilometres from Ciutadella, between Torre des Castellar and Cala Santandria, next to the village of Cala Santandria.
The name caleta refers to its very small size.
This inlet is surrounded by residential houses and Villas.
The water is calm, clean and transparent, and the sandy beach slopes gently.
It is quite crowded at time and is popular with locals and tourists.
Access by car is easy just follow the signs.
Private cars can be left on a free parking area.
You can also access this beach by public transport Platja de Santandria also known as Cala Santandria, near Cuitadella Platja de Santandria is four kilometres from Ciutadella, between Caleta d'en Gorries and Cala Blanca.
This region is known for its prehistoric caves.
Folklore tells that the name of this village was given by a Christian prisoner wounded by a Moor captain.
Whilst recovering from his wounds he named this coastal corner Sancte Andrea.
This inlet near Cape d'Artrutx is not very big and does become very crowded.
The beach is sandy and has access for the disabled.
Access by car is effortless just follow the signs.
Private cars can be left on a free parking area.
You can also reach this beach by bus.
Platja de Son Xoriguer, near Ciutadella Platja de Son Xoriguer is 12 kilometres from Ciutadella, close to Punta de sa Guarda and Titina.
These two residential districts add to the data that Ciutadella is the municipality in Menorca with the largest tourist activity.
The area has more that half of the total hotel beds on the island.
This sandy inlet is the shape of a shell, despite the fact it is not very large.
Access by car is easy just follow the signs.
Private cars can be left on a free parking area.
You can also access this beach by public transport.
Son Bou also known as Platges de Son Bou, near Alaior My first holiday in Menorca was at Son Bou.
Perhaps that is why this shore is one of my favourites.
However I like to think that my feelings are more analytical.
The beach at Son Bou has access for the disabled.
Its golden sand runs for almost 2 miles, to San Tomas.
This is one of the southern beaches which is well served with a range of amenitiesat the eastern part.
The further west you move the less developed it becomes.
In this area nudists converge on this unofficial beach.
In the east the beach is backed by Son Bou itself.
Here there is an immense car park.
This combination results in the eastern end of the beach becoming very crowded chiefly at the weekend.
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