MENORCA: THE
LITTLE PEARL OF
THE BALEARICS

The second largest island of the Balearic Archipelago, Menorca, is an exotic and quaint paradise exuding an atmosphere of Spanish authenticity. This Balearic island is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but also features influences from Grecian myths and Spanish conquests. Furthermore, it is home to over 900 species of flowers and stunning, untouched beaches. Get the most of this island by visiting on a Menorca yacht charter.

SOME LUXURY YACHTS FOR CHARTER IN THIS AREA

BEYOND Yacht for charter
BEYOND

BEYOND

9 4 3
Pershing 25.6mt (Built 2019/Refit 2024)
BENITA BLUE Yacht for charter
BENITA BLUE

BENITA BLUE

10 4 5
Evolution Yachts 33.7mt (Built 2005/Refit 2024)
TATIANA Yacht for charter
TATIANA

TATIANA

12 6 9
Bilgin Yachts 44mt (Built 2011/Refit 2017)
SHANE Yacht for charter
SHANE

SHANE

11 5 6
Overmarine 40mt (Built 2005/Refit 2020)
THUMPER Yacht for charter
THUMPER

THUMPER

10 5 9
Sunseeker 40.05mt (Built 2014)
VERTIGO Yacht for charter
VERTIGO

VERTIGO

12 7 11
Golden Yachts 51.84mt (Built 2007/Refit 2020)
THE WELLESLEY Yacht for charter
THE WELLESLEY

THE WELLESLEY

12 6 12
Oceanco 56.2mt (Built 1993/Refit 2016)

Yacht Finder

Menorca yacht rental : Nature and beaches

With sheer endless bays, secret reaches and a 48-kilometer stretch of shoreline, Menorca is best discovered on a private yacht charter. The majestic cliffs encircling the Cala Coves and red-golden sands of Cala Pregonda are just two of the many stunning sceneries the landscape of this Balearic island has to offer. We also recommend a hike up Monte Toro and take in a breathtaking view above the entire island.
A Menorca yacht rental is also a paradise for every beach lover. While the beaches on the northern side of the island are unspoilt and offer somewhat of a wild scenery, the south boasts ribbons of bone-white sand and piney retreats. For snorkelers, the cozy Playa de Son Mercaduret with its crystal clear waters and marine biodiversity is an ideal spot. For scuba divers, we recommend Cala Blanca, which features many underwater slipways and canyons with a rich marine life. Keep your eyes open for stingrays when visiting between April and October!

Yacht charter in Mahon

Mahon is Menorcaโ€™s administrative center and a must-visit attraction on the island. The houses of the old town are built in an English-Gregorian style and invite Menorca yacht charter guests to stroll through their beautiful streets. When arriving, take in the view across the picturesque Marina, which is also the home of many great, local restaurants. A local delicacyย  is caldereta langosta, a lobster stew, traditionally served with freshly-baked bread. Make sure to try this as well as the traditional Mahon cheese that is ideal for an aperitivo onboard your superyacht. Also worth a visit is the famous Fortaleza De Isabel II, which is one of the biggest fortresses in all of Europe. Built in the 19th century, this monument isnโ€™t just a great exploration for charter guests of any age, but also offers an astonishing view over the island and its cliffs.ย ย 

A private yacht charter in Menorca is the ideal holiday for everyone looking for a perfectly-balanced mix of stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches and a relaxed social life. From here on, continue your journey to the islands of Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera, to make the most of your next luxury yacht rental!

Menorca yacht rental : Nature and beaches

With sheer endless bays, secret reaches and a 48-kilometer stretch of shoreline, Menorca is best discovered on a private yacht charter. The majestic cliffs encircling the Cala Coves and red-golden sands of Cala Pregonda are just two of the many stunning sceneries the landscape of this Balearic island has to offer. We also recommend a hike up Monte Toro and take in a breathtaking view above the entire island.
A Menorca yacht rental is also a paradise for every beach lover. While the beaches on the northern side of the island are unspoilt and offer somewhat of a wild scenery, the south boasts ribbons of bone-white sand and piney retreats. For snorkelers, the cozy Playa de Son Mercaduret with its crystal clear waters and marine biodiversity is an ideal spot. For scuba divers, we recommend Cala Blanca, which features many underwater slipways and canyons with a rich marine life. Keep your eyes open for stingrays when visiting between April and October!

Yacht charter in Mahon

Mahon is Menorcaโ€™s administrative center and a must-visit attraction on the island. The houses of the old town are built in an English-Gregorian style and invite Menorca yacht charter guests to stroll through their beautiful streets. When arriving, take in the view across the picturesque Marina, which is also the home of many great, local restaurants. A local delicacyย  is caldereta langosta, a lobster stew, traditionally served with freshly-baked bread. Make sure to try this as well as the traditional Mahon cheese that is ideal for an aperitivo onboard your superyacht. Also worth a visit is the famous Fortaleza De Isabel II, which is one of the biggest fortresses in all of Europe. Built in the 19th century, this monument isnโ€™t just a great exploration for charter guests of any age, but also offers an astonishing view over the island and its cliffs.ย ย 

A private yacht charter in Menorca is the ideal holiday for everyone looking for a perfectly-balanced mix of stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches and a relaxed social life. From here on, continue your journey to the islands of Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera, to make the most of your next luxury yacht rental!

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Other locations in the area

F.A.Q.

Menorca is the Balearics’ quietest island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with no large-scale nightlife. Charters here favour secluded coves like Macarella and Pregonda, historic harbour towns and a noticeably slower pace, suiting guests who value privacy over scene.

Caldereta de langosta, a rich lobster stew that originated in Fornells, is the island’s signature dish, best enjoyed at a waterfront restaurant after anchoring. Mahรณn cheese and Gin Xoriguer, distilled in Mahรณn for over 250 years and traditionally served as a “pomada” with lemon soda, are also worth seeking out.

Yes. Menorca’s former capital has a sheltered harbour lined with restaurants, a Gothic cathedral and narrow streets of patrician palaces, alongside boutiques selling avarcas, the island’s traditional leather sandals. It typically features on the western leg of a Mahรณn-based itinerary.

Menorca is often considered the most family-friendly of the Balearics. Many of its coves have gently shelving sand and calm, shallow water, and the island’s slower pace and limited nightlife suit families with younger children better than Ibiza’s more adult-oriented atmosphere.

Port Mahรณn is one of the largest natural harbours in the world, stretching over 5km with deep, sheltered water close to the capital’s restaurants and historic waterfront. It’s a natural starting or finishing point for a Menorca itinerary, pairing easy berthing with immediate access to the old town.

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