Cala Galdana Things To Do

The beach at the horseshoe-shaped bay is the main focus here, and the white sands are backed by attractive pines and sheltered by limestone cliffs. As well as the beautiful setting and the child-friendly safe bathing conditions, there are convenient facilities for visitors such as beach bars, restaurants and shops.

 

Water sports available in the resort include jet-skiing, windsurfing, water-skiing, surfing, snorkelling, scuba diving, sea kayaking and parasailing. 

 

The island's only golf course at Son Parc is easily reached from Cala Galdana, just 30km north of the resort, and offers an 18-hole course for enthusiasts looking to play a round in the Menorcan sunshine.

 

Visitors can explore the beautiful countryside surrounding Cala Galdana, on foot, bike or on horseback. There is a protected area outside the resort, with scenic walking and hiking paths to follow, and the whole region is popular with bird-watchers.

 

Cala Galdana has a children’s play area featuring water slides and mini-golf. Families can also head to Menorca's water park, Aquarock, at Cala en Bosch. 

 

The resort is quiet and family-orientated, with a number of cafes and restaurants, and most entertainment being hotel-based, featuring karaoke nights, cabaret shows, and live music.