5 Ideas and plans for Menorca in January!
Activities in Menorca
Daily tour on the south beaches of Menorca, from Ciutadella
7h
Boat excursion around Mahon's Port with an underwater vision for kids 1h
Full-day excursion sailing around Menorca'n north beaches 8h
Half-day boat trip from Cala en Bosch to South beaches 3h 30'
Lovely sunset from a sailboat in Fornells 3h
Boat journey around secret spots in the North of Menorca 3h 30'
Catamaran Trip from Fornells 3h 30'
Boat renting (No License needed!) - Cala en Porter 4h
Amazing trip for young couples from Cala'n Bosch to Cala Galdana 4h
Boat journey to south beaches, from Cala Galdana 3h 30'
Sunset Boat trip from Cala en Bosch 2h
Romantic sunset from a quick boat in Fornells 2h 30'
Boat renting in Fornells, no license required! 8h
Boat taxi trip to Illa d'en Colom 5h
Sunset on a Menorca'n typical boat from Fornells bay 2h 30'
Snorkel trip around Cala Galdana's best spots 3h
Jetski tour on the North of Menorca 1h
Kayak tour on the Cala en Porter secret coves 3h 30'
Free tour around Mahón with a local guide. Limited places 2h
If you're looking for a Mediterranean paradise to escape the cold January weather , look no further than Menorca. Even in the depths of winter, there's plenty to do on this Spanish island – from exploring its charming villages and coves to sampling its delicious food and wine. Here are our top five recommendations for things to do on Menorca in January.
5. A Paragliding Flight
If you're looking for an adrenaline-filled holiday, paragliding in Menorca is a must.
This small island in the Mediterranean is a paragliding paradise , with endless miles of unspoiled coastline and stunning views. January is one of the best months to paraglide on the island , when the weather is stable for some weeks.
There are several reputable paragliding guides on the island, so you can be sure you're in safe hands. And once you're up in the air, you'll be treated to some of the most incredible views imaginable. So, what are you waiting for?
4. Visit some Vineyard's
Wine lovers should not miss this route on their January trip to Menorca. There are 9 vineyards spread throughout the island , and they occupy 67-hectare total, distributed among all municipalities of Menorca!
Why don't you visit them? Mostly of them offers tours and wine & cheese tasting.
- Bodegas Binifadet (foto).
- Binitord
- Finca sa Marjaleta
- Bodegas Torralbenc
- Viña de Sa Cudia
- Son Cremat
- Sant Patrici
3. Visit La Mola Fort
Also known as Fortaleza de Isabel II. It's within Mahon's port and was built between 1848 and 1875 to protect the island against British attacks.
When you think of the Mediterranean islands, Menorca is in the centre and it and in excellent strategic coordinates. This Spanish territory has been targeted by different nations over time.
Undoubtedly, January is a great month to visit historical places in Menorca because there are not much tourism.
2. Amazing lonely beaches
The pristine beaches and picturesque coastlines of Menorca are a precious commodity in the lonely January. The secluded landscapes make it easy to escape from the tiring crowds of outside the island , while also giving you plenty of space for your own adventures - what more could anyone ask?
Lonely beaches are the best beaches. There's nothing better than having the entire beach to yourself, where you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
When the only tracks in the sand are your own, you can truly appreciate the beauty of nature. They're like places that time forgot; untouched by the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
1. Visit Sa Naveta des Tudons
As we told you before, January is perfect date to visit historical places in Menorca. One of the best ones to visit this month is **Sa Naveta d'es Tudons, in Ciutadella. **
The naveta is a type of funerary monument found only on the Spanish island of Menorca. They were built during prehistory, around 600-500 BC - shortly before Bronze Age cultures started developing in Europe and elsewhere around here too!
