Cala Roja or Cala Rotja is the little sister of Cavalleria. It’s a small and isolated beach that even the most crowded summer days is pretty empty. It not unusal as it’s located next to Cavalleria, one of the stars of the north coast of Menorca, with plenty of sand where to place the towel and the umbrella.
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All tourists traveling to Menorca want to know which are the best beaches in Menorca. Well, here we’ve made the list of the top 10, just like that. Although taste is a very subjective criterion, I guarantee that none of these beaches will disappoint you.
Read moreCala 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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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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Cala Pregonda is one of the best known and appreciated beaches in Menorca. This cala, located in the north, is a bit different from those that can be found in Menorca both by the color of its sand,golden or red, and by the different islets that protect it from the swell. The water of the beach is totally crystal clear when the sea is calm, and being there gives you a different feeling from other beaches.
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