Active holidays in Menorca offer the chance to discover the island from a different perspective. As well as enjoying its beaches and coves, you can walk along the Mediterranean coast, cycle along country lanes, practise yoga in the open air, stick to your fitness routine or take part in activities tailored to different ages and ability levels.

In this guide to the Camí de Cavalls Menorca, you’ll find its stages, map, tips for doing the route independently, and all the information about the Trail Menorca Camí de Cavalls 2026. You can also enter the Sagitario Hotels experience giveaway for a chance to win a stay for two with breakfast at Gran Sagitario.

Your romantic getaway in Menorca starts here: 5 days as a couple based in Son Xoriguer, with an easy route along the Camí de Cavalls, nearby coves and moments of pure relaxation in Menorca. Choose Sagitario Princesa Playa, a charming beachfront hotel, and combine what to see in the south of Menorca with time reading on a balinese bed, local gastronomy and sunset walks. Ideal in autumn and spring for couples seeking peace and connection.

If you’re looking for a destination where you can enjoy peace, nature, and culture all at once, autumn in Menorca is the perfect choice. Its landscapes remain idyllic after the high season, the climate is mild and pleasant, and the island’s activities are as varied as they are exciting. In this article, we’ll show you the best things to do in Menorca in September and October, including cultural, gastronomic, and wellness plans, so your getaway will be unforgettable.

Discover Menorca by bike from Cala Santandria with a bike-friendly hotel base—secure storage, a basic workshop and a convenient wash area. After every ride, recover at our spas with sports massages and hydrotherapy. Explore our 10 FAQs for practical tips, suggested routes and booking guidance — so you can ride more and worry less.

The best cycling routes in Menorca combine sea, forest and rural roads steeped in history. Exploring Menorca by bike means travelling along roads; it means delving into an island that holds the best trails that open up under silent pine trees, detours barely marked on the ground, stories that seem to be told only in whispers when you ask the Menorcans about ‘that road that doesn't appear on the maps’.

Forget the white-sand beaches of Ciutadella de Menorca for a moment: Menorca’s true treasure lies in its prehistoric monuments. Navetas, talayots and taulas await to tell a story that spans over 3,000 years.