Make your way down windy dirt tracks and secluded beaches on a Jeep Safari. The safari leaves from the town of Cala en Porter and is suitable for anyone over the age of six. The jeep darts through dense forest and sheltered woodland, before taking a slower pace through traditional picturesque villages and country lanes. This excursion is perfect for children, and nature enthusiasts will love the chance to hear more about the island’s wildlife population. The safari makes for the perfect excursion whilst on your Menorca holiday and there are plenty of stops en route for swimming or exploration.
Mountain Biking
The island’s spectacular scenery means that mountain biking is a popular choice of excursion whilst on a holiday in Menorca. There are numerous cycle friendly routes offered by companies and the choice of half day or full day excursions. Most companies will provide the bikes, as well as an assistance vehicle that trails behind with your rucksacks. If you are a mountain biking aficionado then you’ll be pleased to hear that there are also companies which provide five day excursions exploring the entire island.
Trekking
There are numerous caves and ravines to explore whilst on your Menorca holiday and trekking with a guide that knows the island like the back of his hand is the best way to see what may otherwise remain a hidden side of the island. One of the most beautiful treks offered in Menorca borders the Balearic coast from Alocs al Pie de la Montana Mala. This takes you through the ancient town of Ferreries and the historical ruins of the Colina de Santa Águeda fortress.
Kayaking
Kayaking is an excellent way to explore the many sea filled caves and clear water inlets of Menorca, and excursions take place every morning at 10am from Fornell’s Bay.
The popular coves trail takes in the hidden English and Orguel’s Coves, before stopping for lunch on S’Arenalet, a beautiful sandy beach that is only accessible by kayak or boat. There is also the option of taking a sea kayak route on your Menorca holiday, and this takes in windswept lighthouses, rugged cliffs and wild beaches. The Exodus from Dagger kayaks are used and these are five metres long, stable and very fast.
Wood Rafts
If you are on a Menorca villa holiday with a group of friends then this excursion will provide the perfect bonding experience for you. During this day you will work in teams to create your own wooden raft using only natural materials. Once your raft has been built you will race it along with the other teams raft in a river race. The winning team is the first to dismember their raft.
Horse Riding
Horses are pretty important in Menorca, and the distinctive black Menorcan horse can often be seen performing in local fetes and fiestas. These horses are held in high regard and are therefore broken in carefully. The town of Cala en Porter is the best place to go horse riding on your Menorca holiday and Stables Farm is well known on the island. You will have the option of taking a ride into a sheltered wooded area, alongside bronze age megaliths. An alternative route takes in the beautiful Calas Cove, but is only available during the first few months of the year, when the wild flowers of Menorca are in bloom.
Author Resource:-
Allison Andrews is the Managing Director of Bartle Holidays (http://www.bartleholidays.co.uk).They can provide you a choice of hand picked Menorca villas, resorts and retreats in prime locations for all your family holiday needs.
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