Mahon Harbour tours and tickets
Mahon Harbour Yellow Catamarans cruise with underwater views
Book your spot on this hour-long boat trip along Mahon Harbour. It's the biggest natural harbour in the Mediterranean and is flanked by fortresses and mansions, all of which you'll get a good look at.
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Mahon Harbour boat tour with market and gin tasting experience
Book now to discover the best of Mahon, Menorca's capital. Enjoy a harbour boat tour, a gin tasting at a distillery and free time on market day.
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Mahon Harbour, Binibeca and Xoroi Cave tour
Book this tour now to discover some of Menorca's top attractions. You'll visit Xoroi cave and Binibeca, a village on Menorca's south-east coast, plus enjoy a Mahon Harbour cruise.
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Mahon Harbour glass-bottom boat tour
Straddling the main Mediterranean trade routes, Mahon has enjoyed great strategic importance throughout history. The Romans, Arabs, Catalans, Spanish, French and British all coveted its deep-water harbour as their own. This one-hour catamaran trip takes you on a voyage of exploration all of your own.
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Boat trip to the northern coves of Menorca from Fornells
Explore Menorca's northern coastline on this boat trip from Fornells. Discover hidden coves and snorkel in clear waters.
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Book your ticket for Menorca's largest waterpark here. Enjoy an action-packed day at Aquarock with slides such as the Black Hole.
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Menorca Binibeca three-hour boat tour snorkel safari ticket
Book now for a boat trip to Isla de l'Aire, where pristine nature thrives. Swim and snorkel in one of Menorca's best dive spots.
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Book here to discover the lesser-known Menorca on this three-hour tour. With an expert guide in tow, you'll head off the tourist trail to discover what the locals love.
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Snorkel tour with Binibeca Diving – ticket with no transfers
Visit Menorca's top dive spots by boat and check out the area's underwater world with a guided snorkelling session with Binibeca Diving.
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Ocean Cat Menorca Boat Trip Ticket
Enjoy a luxury catamaran cruise off the coast of Menorca. Book here for a full day experience with lunch on board included.
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Book here to visit Casa Olivar, a 17th-century palace in Ciutadella, stacked with antiques, tapestries and more.
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Menorca’s Camí de Cavalls coastal horse-riding tour
Book here for a horse riding tour on Menorca's historic coastal trail, the Camí de Cavalls. You'll ride through a hidden side of the island with a picnic break.
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Mare de Déu de Gràcia celebrations and Mahón harbour boat trip
Book this cultural day in Menorca on 8 September, enjoy Mare de Déu festivities with horses and jaleo, and relax on a peaceful cruise through Mahón's natural harbour.
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Cala Pregonda and Menorca's Northern Coast boat excursion
Experience an unforgettable maritime adventure along Menorca's northern coast. Explore secluded coves, beaches, and sea caves.
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Traditional mayonnaise workshop in Menorca
Explore Menorca's culinary heritage by mastering traditional mayonnaise and tasting creative modern varieties in this hands‑on workshop.
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The inside story
Mahon Harbour stretches over five kilometres inland, making it one of the longest natural harbours in the Mediterranean. Take one of the many boat tours from here and you’ll see slices of urban and rural Menorcan life before you even meet the sea. Travel through the bustling quays and marinas near the city, thinning out into quieter, green stretches as you approach the cliffs by the mouth of the harbour. But you don’t need to hit the water to make the most of Mahon Harbour. Take a stroll through the streets, where the architecture reflects spells of Roman, Byzantine, Arabic, Catalan, Spanish, French and British influence. There’s a lively market scene to check out, too, with plenty of fresh seafood. You can find the golden-hued sandstone of the 18th-century Church of Santa Maria just a few streets back from the waterfront. Or, right on the marina, you can visit Xoriguer Gin Distillery – it was set up in the early 1700s to give British sailors a place to get their favourite tipple.
