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Cala'n Bosch-Ciudadela - Menorca
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Cala d’en Bosch, Menorca
The perfect destination in the south of Menorca
Cala d’en Bosch, located on Menorca’s southern coast, is an ideal destination for those seeking to combine the island’s natural charm with modern leisure and relaxation options. Its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, including Cala d’en Bosch itself and the nearby Son Xoriguer, are perfect for families, couples, and sea lovers. The marina serves as the heart of the area, offering a vibrant atmosphere with restaurants, bars, and shops lining the waterfront. A perfect spot to enjoy Menorca with every convenience.
Fauna and Flora
Menorca is an island deeply committed to its environment. 5 natural reserves, 1 marine reserve and 19 Areas of Natural Interest showcase the meticulous care Menorcans take with their habitat.
In the northwest lies the S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park, the largest wetland in Menorca. This exceptional space serves as a haven for over a hundred different species of migratory birds, reptiles, and fish. The island also hides numerous underwater caves, terrestrial grottoes, and ravines, all contributing to its remarkable environmental richness.
Gastronomy
- Menorcan gastronomy reflects influences from the various civilizations that have settled on the island over the centuries. Fish and seafood are abundant, with lobster stew (caldereta de langosta) standing out as the island’s signature dish. Mahón cheese, internationally renowned, is made from cow’s milk and holds a Designation of Origin.
A traditional island liquor is gin, crafted traditionally from grape wine flavoured with juniper berries.
History and Culture
Menorca preserves numerous megalithic structures from the Bronze Age. The iconic taules, consisting of two massive stone blocks forming a “T” shape, are unique to the island and can exceed 4 meters in height. Other remarkable prehistoric sites include navetas, galleries, caves, and necropolises, all of which are impeccably preserved.
Visitors can also explore the Torre de Fornells, Fort Marlborough, Monte Toro, and Cova d’en Xoroi, among other attractions. Additionally, the Camí de Cavalls, a 185-kilometer trail divided into 20 stages, encircles the island and offers breathtaking scenery.
Leisure and Free Time
Hiking enthusiasts will find Menorca to be a true paradise. Dozens of trails traverse ancient historic paths and harmonious natural landscapes. The short distances and gentle slopes of the terrain are also ideal for horseback riding or cycling along an extensive network of marked trails.
Located on Menorca’s western coast, Cala’n Bosch beach is one of the closest to Ciutadella. It features calm waters, white fine sand, and a family-friendly atmosphere, complemented by a wide range of services.
Beaches and Surroundings
Every corner of the island offers the chance to enjoy nature in its purest form. Menorca’s environmental diversity and natural treasures were recognized by UNESCO when the island was declared a Biosphere Reserve in 1993.
Located on the western coast of Menorca, Cala’n Bosch beach is one of the closest to Ciutadella. It features calm waters, fine white sand, and a family-friendly atmosphere, complemented by a wide range of services.
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