• Fornells - At both the start and end of the boat journey, travelers can enjoy the scenic views of Fornells Bay and explore its charming streets. This quaint fishing village is renowned for its rich culinary heritage.
• Cap de Cavalleria - The walk takes us near Cabo de Cavalleria, where the distinctive Lighthouse can be seen. It is one of the island’s most unique and second oldest lighthouses. With cliffs soaring over 90 meters, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the northern coast.
• S’Illot des Porros - As we pass the Cavalleria Lighthouse, the islet “Illa des Porros” comes into view. It is the northernmost point of the Balearic archipelago, a protected area due to its bird colonies and native lizards.
• Cala Viola de Ponent - This pristine cove features limestone rock and crystal-clear waters, perfect for observing the seabed. It is uniquely divided into three small sandy areas.
• Sanitja Island - Puerto de Sanitja is an ancient natural harbor that was part of the Roman city of Sanisera.
• Cala Rotja - Cala Rotja offers tranquility, especially during the summer. Its name derives from the red clay remnants on its stones, giving it a distinctive color.
• Playa de Cavalleria - One of the largest beaches on the island’s north coast, it is untouched and surrounded by wild nature, always under the watchful eye of the Cavalleria Lighthouse. Here, the first stop of the excursion is made, conditions permitting, for swimming, relaxing, and snorkeling.
• Cala Mica - A secluded virgin beach with fine sand and stones, it is rarely visited due to its challenging land access, yet its beauty is undeniable.
• Cala Pregonda - Known for its stunning beauty, Cala Pregonda is one of the most cherished beaches on Menorca’s north coast, surrounded by cinematic landscapes forming a Natural Area of Special Interest. Here, the boat anchors for about 30 minutes, allowing for swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying a mojito while relaxing on board.
• Puerto de Fornells - After a journey filled with surprises, the route concludes where it began, at the picturesque Port of Fornells.

• Slide to jump into the water
• Stand up paddle boards
• Giant floating mat
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Lifevest
• All fees and/or taxes
• On-board restrooms
• Ladder to get in and out of the water

• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages
• Private transportation

• It is essential to arrive 20 minutes in advance. The boat leaves on time and no one will be expected to arrive late under any circumstances.
• It is not allowed to board with outside food and/or portable refrigerators. Only bottles of water and simple food such as sandwiches or special food for children/babies will be allowed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.