The Camí de Cavalls is a historic trail encircling Menorca, spanning about 185-195 km. Experience the island riding a purebred Menorcan horse, specially suited to the terrain. The route offers close contact with varied landscapes, from pristine beaches and cliffs to meadows and forests, all within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Routes range from one-hour rides for beginners and children, to two-hour intermediate trips, and full-day journeys for a deeper immersion in nature and local culture. Some paths grant access to private estates and exclusive beaches, including the only beach allowing year-round horseback access.
Along the way, visit cultural sites like Cova des Coloms, a cave protected as a Cultural Interest Site. The technical difficulty varies, with moderate challenges on the full route, featuring paved and unpaved paths suitable for different skill levels.
This activity suits nature lovers, equestrians, and those wanting to explore Menorca’s history and landscapes from a unique perspective. Flexible durations and formats accommodate various interests and schedules.
Note that beach access is restricted outside low season (November to April), so plan accordingly to make the most of your ride.