Menorca: Your coastal apartment stay

Seafront escape in Menorca: unwind at BLUESEA Cabo de Baños

Set in a privileged corner of Menorca, BLUESEA Cabo de Baños is the perfect choice for those looking to relax by the sea and enjoy a carefree holiday. Located in Cala en Blanes, just minutes from Ciutadella, it blends coastal tranquillity with easy access to one of the island’s most charming towns.

The hotel stands out for its laid,back atmosphere and its complete facilities designed for relaxation: an outdoor swimming pool with sea views, sun terraces perfect for unwinding and a buffet restaurant where you can enjoy simple yet varied dishes.

One of its main highlights is its seafront location, with easy access to swimming spots and breathtaking sunsets that make every evening truly special.

Guests particularly appreciate the excellent value for money, the friendliness of the staff and the beautiful natural surroundings. It’s a highly rated option for travellers seeking a practical, pleasant and well,located stay in Menorca.

In short, BLUESEA Cabo de Baños is the ideal choice for an affordable holiday, full of Mediterranean charm and everything you need to relax and enjoy your destination.

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Cala en Blanes: What the Guidebooks Don’t Tell You (and You’ll Love to Discover)

Cala en Blanes is much more than just a beach. Here are five insider tips to experience it like a local:

• The "Insider" of the Caribbean: It’s not your typical Menorcan landscape. While other coves are surrounded by pine trees, Cala en Blanes stands out with its lush palm grove right on the sand. A touch of tropical magic in the heart of the Mediterranean, perfect for a natural siesta in the shade.

• The Secret Refuge from the Tramontana: When the famous north wind sweeps across the island, other beaches get rough, but Cala en Blanes remains as calm as a swimming pool. Its narrow, elongated shape acts as a natural shield, making it the perfect "plan B" for a peaceful sea on windy days.

• A Natural "Bridge" to the Sunset: Just steps away from the sand is the Pont d'en Gil, a large natural rock arch over the sea. While tourists admire it from afar, the real secret is to hike up there at sunset and watch the sun set perfectly through the arch.

• Prehistoric Neighbors: Right next to the beach lies the Necropolis of Cala en Blanes. These caves were hand-dug into the rock by the island's first settlers thousands of years ago. You can go from lounging in the sun to stepping back into the mysterious Bronze Age of Menorca in minutes.

• The "Secret" Connection Through the Rocks: Instead of staying put on the sand, follow the coastal path leading to Cala en Brut. No sand here, but natural platforms carved into the rock. It’s the locals’ favorite spot for cliff diving into some of the clearest, most turquoise water on the island.

Menorca: your perfect island escape of calm, nature and charm

Menorca is one of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea, located to the north-east of Mallorca. Declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the island is famous for its crystal clear waters, hidden coves, whitewashed villages and relaxed atmosphere. Less developed than its sister islands, Menorca is ideal for families, nature lovers and travellers seeking peace and authenticity.

Make sure you visit:

• Ciutadella de Menorca: The former capital of the island, with narrow streets, Gothic churches and a lovely harbour, perfect for evening strolls.
• Mahon (Maó): The current capital, known for its natural harbour (one of the largest in the world), Georgian buildings and local markets.
• Naveta des Tudons: A well-preserved prehistoric burial site dating back over 3,000 years.
• Monte Toro: The highest point on the island, with panoramic views and a peaceful sanctuary at the top.
• Fort Marlborough: An 18th century fort built by the British into the cliffs near the port of Mahón.

Beaches we think you'll like:

• Cala en Porter: Sheltered cove with calm waters and easy access, excellent for young children.
• Cala Macarella & Cala Macarelleta: Two of Menorca's most iconic beaches, with turquoise waters, fine white sand and dramatic cliffs.
• Cala Mitjana: Surrounded by pine forests, this beach is perfect for a relaxing day in a natural setting.
• Cala Galdana: A family-friendly beach with shallow waters and nearby restaurants and facilities.
• Son Bou beach: The longest beach on the island, ideal for sunbathing, water sports and long walks along the shore.
• Cala Pregonda: A stunning beach with red-golden sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkelling.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Caldereta de langosta: Lobster stew, particularly famous in the town of Fornells.
• Queso de Mahón: A cheese with a Denomination of Origin, ranging from soft to mature, often served with olive oil and paprika.
• Oliaigua: A traditional vegetable soup, originally eaten by peasants and often served cold.
• Gin Xoriguer: Menorca's signature gin, best enjoyed with lemon soda in the popular "pomada" drink.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• Fornells: A charming fishing village famous for its lobster stew and sea excursions.
• Binibeca Vell: A picturesque village of white houses and narrow streets, ideal for photography and seafood lunches.
• Cova d'en Xoroi: A natural cave bar built into a cliff with stunning sunset views over the sea.
• Es Grau and S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park: An area of protected wetlands perfect for birdwatching, kayaking and easy walks.
• Alaior: A quiet inland town known for its cheese production and craft markets.