Boat Tour Along the North Coast of Menorca from Fornells

Context The boat tour departs from the Port of Fornells, located on the northern coast of Menorca, a region renowned for its untouched natural landscapes and rich historical heritage. The coastline features fine-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, along with archaeological sites such as the ancient Roman harbor of Sanitja. The journey spans approximately 3 to 4 hours, offering a rare opportunity to explore this protected, low-impact environment. ">The Experience** Throughout the tour, you’ll travel aboard a spacious, comfortable boat with a capacity for 50 passengers. The route includes two swimming stops at Playa de Cavalleria and Cala Pregonda, where the clear water invites swimming and relaxation. The tour also includes a visit to Cova d’es Cormarí, a dramatic sea cave that adds a touch of adventure—though access depends on sea conditions and may be canceled in rough weather. As the boat glides forward, the salty breeze carries the scent of the sea, and during evening departures, the warm hues of the sky and calm waters create a uniquely peaceful atmosphere. ">For Whom** This outing is ideal for families with children aged 5 and older, couples seeking a peaceful outing, and nature lovers and photographers. It requires light physical activity and is not recommended for travelers with limited mobility unless assisted, or for those prone to severe motion sickness. ">Local Context** Fornells is a traditional fishing village known for its strong maritime culture and local cuisine, especially the famous lobster stew, caldero de langosta. The community maintains a deep connection to the sea, reflected in its active nautical tourism offerings and ongoing efforts to preserve the natural environment surrounding the port.