Discover the Beauty of Menorca with Minura Hotels
Welcome to Minura Hotels, your gateway to the beauty and charm of Menorca. Whether you arrive by air or by sea, here we explain the best ways to get to our hotels and how to get around the island to make the most of your stay.
How to Get to Minura Hotels from Menorca Airport (MAH)
Minura Sur Menorca:
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- By car: Renting a car at the airport is a convenient and flexible option, although we recommend that you make your reservation in advance to avoid availability problems on arrival. Make sure you check the pick-up point, the characteristics of the vehicle and the conditions. The journey to Minura Sur Menorca takes approximately 20 minutes.
- By taxi: Taxis are available outside the arrivals terminal. The journey costs around 30 euros and takes about 20 minutes. On the website www.taxismenorca.com you can make your reservation in advance.
- By bus: You can take bus number 10 to Mahón bus station and then bus number 92 which stops right at the hotel.
Minura Cala Galdana:
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- By car: The quickest option is to hire a car (remember to book in advance). The journey takes about 35 minutes along the Me-1 road towards Ferreries and then along the Me-22 towards Cala Galdana.
- By taxi: A taxi from the airport costs about 60 euros and the journey takes about 35 minutes.
- By bus: Take bus number 10 to Mahón bus station, then bus number 51 will take you directly to Cala Galdana (the stop is right in front of the hotel) or take bus number 1 to Ferreries and then bus number 53 to Cala Galdana.
Mobility in Menorca
Car/Motorbike Rental.
Renting a car or motorbike is the most recommended option for getting around Menorca. It allows you to explore the island at your own pace and discover hidden places and hidden beaches. There are several rental companies at the airport, port and in the vicinity of our hotels. Remember, to get the best prices and conditions, as well as to guarantee availability, it is highly advisable to make your reservation before you arrive on the island. Many beaches are accessible by car, although sometimes you may have to make the final journey to the beach on foot from the parking area..
Bus lines.
Menorca’s bus network is efficient and connects the main towns and beaches. It is ideal for those who prefer not to drive. There are several bus lines that take you directly to popular beaches such as Cala Galdana, Cala en Porter, Punta Prima, Santo Tomás or Son Bou. Check the timetables in advance as not all lines operate all year round. On https://www.tmsa.es/transporte-regular you will find all the timetables and bus lines available.
For night lovers it is also interesting to know that there is a night bus line (Bus Nit) that connects the main towns during the early hours of the morning and also the so-called Jaelo Bus, which during the patron saint festivities of each town also runs in the early hours of the morning.
Menorca can be enjoyed at any time of day or night!
Taxis
Taxis are a convenient way to get around the island. You can hail them by phone or find them at designated taxi ranks in towns. At certain times of the season and at certain times of the day it can be difficult to get a taxi. Don’t hesitate to contact reception so they can help you or book in advance on the website.
Cycling and Hiking
Menorca is perfect for nature lovers. The Camí de Cavalls, a path that circles the island, is ideal for hiking or cycling and offers spectacular views. There are numerous companies in Menorca that organise excursions on foot, by bicycle and even on horseback. Some companies can also provide bicycles at the hotel.
Recommendations:
- Plan your trip: Decide which places you want to visit and how you are going to get around the island before you arrive..
- Book your rental car in advance: Especially in high season.
- Find out about taxi fares: before you take one.
- Enjoy driving: Menorca’s roads are quiet and offer fantastic views.
- Respect the environment: Drive carefully and avoid littering the island.
At Minura Hotels we strive to offer you an unforgettable stay in Menorca, providing you with all the information you need to explore this jewel of the Mediterranean.
