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Menorca's coastline beyond Son Bou — coves, open-sea beaches, and hidden spots worth the drive.

Cala Galdana beach, a wide sandy cove with turquoise water

Cala Galdana

A wide, sheltered cove backed by pine-covered cliffs — one of the most developed but still striking beaches on the south coast.

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Cala Mitjana, a small cove framed by pine trees and cliffs

Cala Mitjana

A quieter cove reached by a short walk through the pines, with clear water good for snorkelling.

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Cala Turqueta, a cove with white sand and turquoise water

Cala Turqueta

True to its name — some of the most vividly turquoise water on the island, in a protected natural cove.

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Cala Macarella, a bay with anchored sailboats and turquoise water

Cala Macarella

One of Menorca's most photographed beaches, a deep bay popular with anchoring sailboats. Cala Macarelleta, its smaller neighbour, is a short cliff walk away.

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