Sa Torreta or Cala Rambles, in Menorca
Activities near Cala Rambles
Boat taxi trip to Illa d'en Colom
5h
Boat excursion around Mahon's Port with an underwater vision for kids 1h
Free tour around Mahón with a local guide. Limited places 2h
Kayak tour on the Cala en Porter secret coves 3h 30'
Boat renting (No License needed!) - Cala en Porter 4h
Lovely sunset from a sailboat in Fornells 3h
Romantic sunset from a quick boat in Fornells 2h 30'
Catamaran Trip from Fornells 3h 30'
Sunset on a Menorca'n typical boat from Fornells bay 2h 30'- Boat taxi trip to Illa d'en Colom 5h
- Boat excursion around Mahon's Port with an underwater vision for kids 1h
- Free tour around Mahón with a local guide. Limited places 2h
- Kayak tour on the Cala en Porter secret coves 3h 30'
- Boat renting (No License needed!) - Cala en Porter 4h
- Lovely sunset from a sailboat in Fornells 3h
- Romantic sunset from a quick boat in Fornells 2h 30'
- Catamaran Trip from Fornells 3h 30'
- Sunset on a Menorca'n typical boat from Fornells bay 2h 30'
- Boat taxi trip to Illa d'en Colom 5h
- Boat excursion around Mahon's Port with an underwater vision for kids 1h
- Free tour around Mahón with a local guide. Limited places 2h
- Kayak tour on the Cala en Porter secret coves 3h 30'
- Boat renting (No License needed!) - Cala en Porter 4h
- Lovely sunset from a sailboat in Fornells 3h
- Romantic sunset from a quick boat in Fornells 2h 30'
- Catamaran Trip from Fornells 3h 30'
- Sunset on a Menorca'n typical boat from Fornells bay 2h 30'
Not everyone knows Cala Rambles
Sa Torreta, also known as Cala Rambles , is a beach northeast of Menorca, specifically in Es Grau and Illa d'en Colom. Its name comes from the old British defence tower that protected the area from attackers during the 18th century.
It is a virgin beach, away from the hustle and bustle of tourism, which is why it is an excellent alternative to other famous beaches if you are looking for tranquillity.
Cala Rambles has a small dune system; It has one cordon of poorly developed front dunes, low height and abundant vegetation. And another cordon of dunes semi-stabilized by pine trees.
Wrapped in Posidonia algae, but with sand
Huge Posidonia meadows surround the area between Punta Pastera Cape and Sa Torreta; this is why the water is so transparent. This plant is a black, flattened seaweed that oxygenates the water and always makes the sea look crystal clear.
However, the beach is sandy , and you can bathe on its entire shore.
There are many caves!
Undoubtedly, one of the biggest attractions of Cala Rambles is the caves in the southern area of the beach. If you go by Kayak or Paddle Surf, you can explore them; some go pretty deep. An adventure if you go with your partner or your children!
How to get to Sa Torreta
To get to Sa Torreta or Cala Ramblas you have three options.
1. By Boat
It is the most comfortable option to visit this place in the north and east of Menorca.
You can book a [Colom Island.](https://www.civitatis.com/en/es-grau/colom-island-speedboat-trip/?aid=99587" target="_blank">boat trip to Cala Rambles, this last option is the cheapest and will allow you to discover all the area's surroundings, such as <a href="/en/blog/colom-island-menorca)
2. Kayaking
Another good option to get to this cove is by Kayak or Paddle Surf. In the town of Es Grau several companies provide this service. It is a 30-minute journey, and you will pass through a shallow area with very transparent water, Es Pas de s'Illa.
3. Along Camí de Cavalls
For lovers of hiking, this option can be essential. The route begins at Es Grau beach, and you will have to cross it to enter this path that, in this section, goes to Cala Tortuga. The route on foot is 35 minutes. Don't forget to bring water and food!
