Unveil the enchanting charm of Maó (Mahón), the historic heart of Menorca. Immerse yourself in breathtaking boat tours through crystal clear waters, explore mysterious sea caves, or indulge in authentic food tours and winery visits. Whether you are seeking adventure through kayaking and snorkeling or a relaxing cultural city tour, Maó offers an unparalleled Mediterranean escape. From unspoiled beaches to rich historical landmarks, discover why travelers love this stunning destination. Book your unforgettable Mahón experience today and explore the best of the south coast!
4.63★ average
Based on 9,002 pooled reviews with ~91% positive sentiment
$40–$99 typical
Median price is $63, with a wide range from $16 to $923
2.5 hours median
Typical durations range from 1 to 7 hours
Food & Drinks
Averages 4.69★ at $38, which is at or below typical pricing
Nature & Boat Tours
Nature is the main theme (51%) and Boat Tours are the most common activity (32%)
8 languages offered
Includes English, Spanish, French, Italian, Catalan, German, Portuguese, and Dutch
3 Products
Boat trip around Mahon Harbour,the second natural deepest harbour in the world and discovery its history. Guided visit to Mahon,the Capital's historical centre. Free time for shopping Free time for lunch on Punta Prima's beach. Visit to the picturesque fishermen´s village of Binibeca, with its white...
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1-hour boat trip through the magnificent natural port of Mahón with historical commentaries and underwater vision.
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From the island's peak (Monte Toro) and most impressive landscapes (Cape of Cavallería), through its marvelous beaches (Playa de Cavallería and Cala Galdana) and picturesque coastal villages (Fornells and Binibeca) to its greatest natural harbour (Mahon), this tour shows you the most essential place...
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Landmarks travelers visit on the same route as Maó (Mahón).
