Menorca
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Weather & Tides
Today - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 23C, Minimum: 16C
Wind: 7mph southerly, Visibility: Very Good, Pollution: -- , Sunrise: 07:05 CET, Sunset: 17:49 CET
Tuesday - Sunny
Maximum: 25C, Minimum: 16C
Wind: 8mph south-westerly, Visibility: Moderate, Pollution: -- , Sunrise: 07:06 CET, Sunset: 17:48 CET
Wednesday - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 23C, Minimum: 15C
Wind: 20mph northerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: -- , Sunrise: 07:07 CET, Sunset: 17:46 CET
A fresh breeze is in this forecast. Reef early and allow extra time. Full BBC forecast
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MENORCA
The most laid back of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is especially popular with young couples and families looking for a quiet, relaxing holiday. With over a hundred beaches to choose from all leading to crystal clear aquamarine water there is somewhere to please every one. From vast stretches of family friendly sand to wild isolated coves approachable only by boat, it is as near to paradise as you’ll get from a holiday island. Menorca is also extremely well equipped to accommodate the thousands of boats and yachts that visit every year. The island’s four superb marinas boast well over 800 berths between them and the surrounding waters offer some of the very best angling, snorkelling a diving the Mediterranean has to offer.
The busiest resort, Cala n Forcat, lies on the west coast and has three small sandy inlets where you can dive off rocks. Probably the most popular with seafaring types who also enjoy the trendy beach scene and vibrant town centre. Couples with young families tend to head for the wonderfully child friendly Cala Blanca, its safe white sand beaches and calm water making it ideal for sunbathing, swimming and paddling. The more hedonistic visitors tend to flock to the south western resort of S Algar, where the beaches are filled with the bold and the beautiful, and the nightlife is almost as exhausting as the day time water sports.
Landlubbers are also amply catered for in the sports department, with a vast choice of out-door activities on offer including, golf, hiking, horse riding and adventure sports. Culture vultures with have a field day in Menorca as it boasts more ancient ruins than any other island in Mediterranean. From massive T-shaped monoliths to prehistoric watch towers it virtually an open-air museum. When it is time to relax and recharge, there are plenty of fine restaurants and friendly bars to choose from, all of them offering typically warm Spanish hospitality.
For those wanting a relaxing yet fulfilling holiday in the sun, Menorca is probably one of the best choices you could make. The all-pervading tranquillity of the relatively unspoilt shoreline and interior make it the perfect place to wind down and forget about everything. But you can guarantee you’ll never forget your holiday.
ok - it goes up tonight in July, but still cheapest in town i think.
its vague , but is for boats over 7 meters .Advise to check before going .
Jim Coates
went to binibecca and anchored ...then off to Mallorca
Peter
We left for Ibiza ....no anchor tax there