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Son Bou
The resort of Son Bou in the municipality of Alaior, on the south coast of Menorca, it is renowned for having the biggest and probably best beach on the island. The resort is located around 20 kilometres from the international airport at Mahon.
About town
Son Bou is a relatively new modern resort, with a brand new villas and apartments dominating the area.
The resort has good amenities, including supermarkets, tourist shops, restaurants, bars and even a disco. However, for more bigger shopping centres you should head to the nearby town of Ciutadella, or into the capital Mahon.
Beach
Far removed from Menorca’s typical ‘calas’ (coves), the beach at Son Bou stretches out for 2.5 kilometres; dunes and freshwater beds fringe the back of the beach. Towards the Santo Tomas
end, there is a nudist beach.
There are options for pedalos, canoes, waterskiing and jet skiing.
Eating out & nightlife
There are a range of bars and restaurants in Son Bou; in fact the resort features one of the islands few discos. The majority of nightlife is relatively low key, being based around the restaurants, bars and hotels that offer scheduled entertainment.
Climate
Menorca enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, with often very warm temperatures even in the winter. The summer months are long and lazy, with plenty of sunshine to enjoy.
The resort of Son Bou in the municipality of Alaior, on the south coast of Menorca, it is renowned for having the biggest and probably best beach on the island. The resort is located around 20 kilometres from the international airport at Mahon.
About town
Son Bou is a relatively new modern resort, with a brand new villas and apartments dominating the area.
The resort has good amenities, including supermarkets, tourist shops, restaurants, bars and even a disco. However, for more bigger shopping centres you should head to the nearby town of Ciutadella, or into the capital Mahon.
Beach
Far removed from Menorca’s typical ‘calas’ (coves), the beach at Son Bou stretches out for 2.5 kilometres; dunes and freshwater beds fringe the back of the beach. Towards the Santo Tomas
end, there is a nudist beach.
There are options for pedalos, canoes, waterskiing and jet skiing.
Eating out & nightlife
There are a range of bars and restaurants in Son Bou; in fact the resort features one of the islands few discos. The majority of nightlife is relatively low key, being based around the restaurants, bars and hotels that offer scheduled entertainment.
Climate
Menorca enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, with often very warm temperatures even in the winter. The summer months are long and lazy, with plenty of sunshine to enjoy.
Things to do while you are here
Where to stay in MenorcaMenorca is a true holiday paradise. Discover with our guide where to stay in Menorca with your family or for a beach, cultural or rural holiday. |
Virgin beaches of MenorcaBeaches where time stands still with clear water, pristine nature and no sign of man. Welcome to paradise in Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: discovering the eastern zoneThe port of Mahón, prehistoric caves and lunar landscapes, lighthouses and fishing villages: do not miss the eastern part of the island of Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: an itinerary throughout the centreFishing villages, ancient castles, mysterious caves and archaeological remains. You'll find it all in central Menorca. |
Menorca's Historically Rich Western CoastAn alternative look at western Menorca: Ciutadella, lighthouses, and the lithica quarries. Why Menorca is not just beaches. |
A gastronomic trip to MenorcaA culinary journey to discover the typical foods that you can’t miss during your next holiday in Menorca. |
Menorca: A Biosphere Reserve and Natural ParadiseVirgin beaches, nature reserves, archeology and endless possibilities for hiking, four reasons why Menorca is a Mediterranean paradise. |
7 of Menorca's best kid-friendly beachesWho said that you can't visit Menorca with kids? Here are seven beaches that are perfect for the entire family |
Where to stay in MenorcaMenorca is a true holiday paradise. Discover with our guide where to stay in Menorca with your family or for a beach, cultural or rural holiday. |
Virgin beaches of MenorcaBeaches where time stands still with clear water, pristine nature and no sign of man. Welcome to paradise in Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: discovering the eastern zoneThe port of Mahón, prehistoric caves and lunar landscapes, lighthouses and fishing villages: do not miss the eastern part of the island of Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: an itinerary throughout the centreFishing villages, ancient castles, mysterious caves and archaeological remains. You'll find it all in central Menorca. |
Menorca's Historically Rich Western CoastAn alternative look at western Menorca: Ciutadella, lighthouses, and the lithica quarries. Why Menorca is not just beaches. |
A gastronomic trip to MenorcaA culinary journey to discover the typical foods that you can’t miss during your next holiday in Menorca. |
Menorca: A Biosphere Reserve and Natural ParadiseVirgin beaches, nature reserves, archeology and endless possibilities for hiking, four reasons why Menorca is a Mediterranean paradise. |
7 of Menorca's best kid-friendly beachesWho said that you can't visit Menorca with kids? Here are seven beaches that are perfect for the entire family |
Where to stay in MenorcaMenorca is a true holiday paradise. Discover with our guide where to stay in Menorca with your family or for a beach, cultural or rural holiday. |
Virgin beaches of MenorcaBeaches where time stands still with clear water, pristine nature and no sign of man. Welcome to paradise in Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: discovering the eastern zoneThe port of Mahón, prehistoric caves and lunar landscapes, lighthouses and fishing villages: do not miss the eastern part of the island of Menorca. |
Alternative Menorca: an itinerary throughout the centreFishing villages, ancient castles, mysterious caves and archaeological remains. You'll find it all in central Menorca. |
Menorca's Historically Rich Western CoastAn alternative look at western Menorca: Ciutadella, lighthouses, and the lithica quarries. Why Menorca is not just beaches. |
A gastronomic trip to MenorcaA culinary journey to discover the typical foods that you can’t miss during your next holiday in Menorca. |
Menorca: A Biosphere Reserve and Natural ParadiseVirgin beaches, nature reserves, archeology and endless possibilities for hiking, four reasons why Menorca is a Mediterranean paradise. |
7 of Menorca's best kid-friendly beachesWho said that you can't visit Menorca with kids? Here are seven beaches that are perfect for the entire family |
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