Parque de animales del Lloc de Menorca con tiempo libre en la Playa de Son Bou

Traditional mayonnaise workshop in Menorca

Ever wondered where mayonnaise really comes from? Here's your answer, it's Menorca, and you're about to learn how to make it just like the locals do. With a pestle and mortar in hand and island olive oil at the ready, you'll master the authentic mahonesa technique that's centuries old. Once you've nailed the classic, you'll explore modern twists like flavoured versions, unexpected pairings, and yes, a sweet mayonnaise dessert. It's a deep dive into the island's culinary heritage that you'll get to taste as well.

Beekeeping experience and honey-tasting in Menorca

The evening unfolds at an apiary with stories about Menorca's beekeeping tradition, a peek at the native black bee species and info into why the island's honey is so admired. Then, you'll slip into beekeeper gear and head to the hives for an up-close look at the colony in action. You'll wrap up with a tasting of aromatic honey varieties shaped by the island's wildflowers. It's an early-evening experience ideal for anyone who enjoys watching the little wonders of nature at work.

Menorca cheese-making workshop

"People think Menorca is all beaches," says Jordi, a local guide who runs this family farm in the quiet hills of Binillubet. "But the countryside? That's where the island's soul is." And he's not wrong. This cheese-making workshop brings you right into the heart of rural Menorca, where a local family opens their farm and shares the craft of traditional cheese-making. It's intimate, interactive and perfect for families who want something a little different.Your visit begins in a cosy space where games and interactive displays introduce you to farm life – how animals are cared for, how milk becomes cheese etc. Then, it's outside to meet the cows, pigs and chickens. Kids love getting close to the animals while you soak up the surrounding scenery and snap a few photos. It's a gentle reminder of how important agriculture still is to the island and its people.Next comes the hands-on bit. Everyone gets to make their own cheese. At the estate's old cheese-making table, you'll craft your own small cheese using traditional techniques. Your guide will take you through it step by step, so even younger children can take part and feel like proper cheesemakers. It's short, it's fun and you'll be done in a few hours – meaning you're back in time for lunch or an afternoon swim. A sweet, authentic taste of Menorcan life, without having to use up a whole day of your holiday.

Menorca Binibeca three-hour boat tour snorkel safari ticket

Set sail from Cala Torret for a snorkel safari off Isla de l'Aire, where rocky outcrops, hidden coves and sea‑only caves create a marine reserve perfect for spotting fish like ornate wrasse and damselfish. You'll also hop over to two more gems like Caló Blanc, Binibeca, Binidalí, Biniparratx or Cala Rafalet, with the weather choosing the smoothest route. All the gear's provided, along with an instructor, and you can even try a bit of paddleboarding. Drinks and snacks are included to keep you fueled along the way, too. It's the perfect outing to dive into Menorca's underwater magic.

Guided offshore snorkeling excursion with Scuba Plus

Splashing into the clear waters of Menorca for a snorkelling experience brings the underwater world into focus. Perfect for families and beginners, you'll be guided by a professional offshore expert you'll head to a snorkelling site chosen for its calm conditions and great visibilit, yteeming with marine life. With small groups ensuring a personal touch, this is a fantastic way to explore beneath the waves without needing scuba certification.

Two-day scuba diving course with equipment by Scuba Plus

Fancy throwing on a mask and oxygen tank and learning how to scuba dive? This two-day course is perfect for absolute beginners looking to take their first steps towards becoming a certified scuba diver. Run by Scuba Plus, their PADI-certified instructors will take you through all the theory and safety info behind scuba diving before starting your first dive in confined waters. Once you've got the hang of it, you'll then explore a patch of Menorca's underwater world in open water. At the end of the two days, you'll receive a recognised pre-certification level that can later be upgraded to an Open Water Diver license.

Supervised scuba dive with full gear by Scuba Plus

This activity kicks off at the Scuba Plus base, where you'll get all your gear sorted and go through all the important safety info you need to know before your dive. Then, you'll head out to a spot along the coast with the Scuba Plus crew for a supervised dive. The location where you'll scuba dive is decided on the day based on the sea conditions, visibility in the water and your experience level. Regardless of where you dive, though, you can expect to share the water with reefs, rock formations and a bunch of different fish species that call the waters around Menorca home.

Menorcan historic estate and Natural Science Museum at Binissuès

The Menorca of a hundred years ago was a simpler, wilder place, and you'll see how rural families worked, lived and thrived on this trip to Binissues. The historic estate brings together a beautifully preserved 19th-century manor house, a traditional 18th-century home, known as a casa payesa, and the island's Museum of Natural Sciences. You'll have time to look around the houses for an authentic peek into Menorca's past, as well as take a self-guided tour of the museum's exhibits, which include 8,000 species of butterflies, insects, reptiles and more. For cheese-lovers, there's an option to include a demonstration of the traditional techniques that give Menorcan cheese its tangy flavour.

Half-day boat cruise in Menorca with beach stop ticket

As boat trips go, this one's pretty special. You'll sail around the southwest coast of Menorca, stopping by the beach for time to swim, sunbathe and chill out Menorca-style. You'll cast off from Ciutadella harbour and begin making waves towards along the southwest coast. Meanwhile, sit back and settle in to watch Menorca's cove-marked coastline pass you by. You'll spend about an hour at sea, soaking in those Mediterranean sun rays. Then, once you hit the beach, you'll have free time to swim and wallow in its shallow, translucent water, or lie back on the fine white sand. What's more, the boat trip is escorted, so if you need anything, expert assistance is at hand.

South-west Menorca cruise with paella lunch Ticket only

If you want to get a fresh perspective on Menorca's magnetic coastline, then this leisurely day out with plenty of time to enjoy the water is just the ticket. You'll set sail from Ciutadella harbour and from your vantage point on deck, you'll catch sight of sparkling white beaches, secluded coves and rocky promontories of the southwest coast, passing landmarks like Faro de Artrutx. Nicola, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Menorca may be five-times smaller than Majorca but many claim it has more kilometres of beach than any of the other islands in the Balearics. You get to see quite a few dazzling turquoise coves on this boat trip.'During your cruise, there's two swim stops along the way, including time at Son Saura Beach, where you can soak up the sun or make the most of the beautifully clear sea. You won't be able to resist cannonballing into the water or a snorkel in the aquamarine shallows this corner of the Mediterranean is famous for. Once you've refuelled on a tasty lunch of paella washed down with sangria, the anchor will be lifted, and the fun begins again as you cruise towards your second stop at another sparkling cove.The relaxed vibe on board makes this cruise ideal for a chilled summer escape, with your friendly, professional crew ready to help. With lots of time to swim in turquoise coves and enjoy the sea at your own pace, it's a great way to make the most of your time in Menorca. You'll then head back to base along the rugged, pine-clad coastline.