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Cala Mica is a small beach that is located right next to Cavalleria. The sand of Cala Mica has medium grains and also some small rocks. Even in the middle of the summer season there are usually few people, as other beaches in the same area such as Cavalleria or Pregonda rob all the prominence. Cala Mica is located within the Marine Reserve of the North of Menorca.
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When I started writing this tourist guide of Menorca in 2009, I did not imagine that 3 years later it would be so successful in terms of visits.
In fact, I was not even sure that I would continue writing 3 years later.
Luckily, I am still motivated and every month I add new contents, excursions, informative articles and beaches that complete this handmade guide, entirely made by one person (myself :).
Ciutadella is probably the part of Menorca with the most nightlife, especially on Saturday nights.
The port of Ciutadella has several bars, pubs and discos where you can enjoy the atmosphere and the Menorcan nightlife, in the area known as Es Pla (famous for the jocs d’es pla during the Sant Joan festivities).
You can go in and out of the bars and discotheques all night long, and change from one to another as they are only a few meters away from each other.
Cala Viola de Ponent is a small beach located in Cape of Cavalleria that is distributed in two bathing areas separated by the rocks. It is a thick sandy beach mixed with gravel. It is not a particularly well-known cove, although on occasion there have been problems due to the excess campervans that are parked next to the beach.
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Cabra Salada is a micro cove in the bay of Fornells.
It is a cove of very difficult access and whose main attraction are the wild goats that often lurk along the shore.
This is the origin of the name Cabra Salada (Salt Goat).
Even during the tourist season there are usually not many people because it is hidden and because of its isolation.
