Cala'n Bosch Holidays

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A sun-soaked Balearic beauty

With a picturesque marina, fine beaches, water sports and great walking spots, Cala’n Bosch holidays are all about mixing activity with laid-back fun. Less than 10 kilometres from historic Ciutadella, Cala’n Bosch makes a good base for those who’d like to discover Menorca’s second-biggest city and its many nearby landmarks.

However, the resort itself has plenty to keep you entertained. With its lively feel and many bars, cafés and restaurants – a number of them serving excellent fresh seafood – the marina is a particularly great place for a stroll. Fine white sand and crystal-clear blue water define the beaches of Cala’n Bosch and smaller Son Xoriguer nearby. They’re ideal for sunbathing, swimming and water-based fun, with many different activities available. So whether you want to soak up sun, culture or a buzzing atmosphere, holidays to Cala’n Bosch have got it covered.

Best things to do

Visit a lighthouse
The 19th-century Cap d’Artrutx lighthouse is a leisurely stroll from the resort’s centre. Be sure to visit the lighthouse itself, as well as taking in the surrounding ocean views.
Head to the beach
Loved for its golden sand, rocky coves and turquoise waters, Playa de Son Xoriguer is a popular, family-friendly beach within walking distance of Cala’n Bosch.
Visit the city
Ciutadella has a number of interesting sights, including a 14th-century cathedral and attractive port. Lithica, a nearby sandstone quarry-turned-garden and cultural centre, is also well worth a look.

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Your Cala’n Bosch questions, answered

Is it good for families?

Cala’n Bosch is very family-friendly – there are many local attractions, safe beaches and all the amenities you could need, including shops, souvenir stores, bars, cafés and restaurants.

How active can I be?

The resort is perfect for sporty holidays, with catamaran lessons, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, waterskiing and more on offer if you want to get out on the water.

What’s the food like?

Cala’n Bosch has a varied dining scene, with plenty of Spanish restaurants, pizzerias and seafood places. Ciutadella, just a short drive away, has even more options.