Udflugt til strandene i det sydlige Menorca med paella inkluderet
Beskrivelse
Denne 7-timers udflugt langs Menorcas sydkyst giver mulighed for at tilbringe en hel dag med at besøge og svømme på øens mest naturlige og afsidesliggende strande. Kvaliteten af strandene, kombineret med deres vanskelige adgang fra land, gør denne udflugt til en fantastisk måde at opdage Menorcas kyst fra både havet og stranden. Besøg Menorcas mest populære bugter og nyd det lokale køkken i form af en udsøgt blandet paella (kylling og skaldyr) ledsaget af sangria og appelsinjuice.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Du vil besøge dette smukke fyrtårn både på vejen og tilbage.
I Son Saura vil de gå i land og frit kunne nyde stranden. De vil også have mulighed for at tage en 15-minutters sti for at nå Es Talaier bugten.
Et behageligt besøg fra båden for at betragte en af de mest afsidesliggende bugter på øen, der kan besøges til fods fra det første stop i Son Saura.
Et behageligt besøg fra båden for at opdage de berømte bugter Macarella og Macarelleta.
På denne smukke strand kan du bade både fra sandet og fra samme båd. Det er et meget populært sted at snorkle, fordi det har det klareste vand på øen.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Kørestolsegnet
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Vi har ikke mulighed for paella. For kunder med intolerance kan de medbringe deres egen mad om bord. Det faktum, at man ikke indtager paellaen, giver ikke ret til rabat på billetbeløbet.
- Kølere og lignende er ikke tilladt om bord.
- Det er ikke tilladt at medbringe kæledyr om bord.
- Det er ikke tilladt at medbringe mad eller drikkevarer om bord på skibet.
Anmeldelser(175)
The day was perfect from beginning to end, very well organised. We were taken to beautiful beaches in Menorca. The paella looked amazing (we didn’t have it) but took our own lunch. A great day out I’d highly recommend. The crew were brilliant ..
Very nice opportunity to be able to enjoy beaches inaccessible by car. It was magnificent!
Great time and very kind on the boat
I am not one to leave bad reviews, but in this case, I was really not satisfied. It is just a money-making machine. Rain was forecast and I was watching for a possible cancellation, which did not happen... as a result, it rained for half of the excursion, which was cut short because of the storm. For lunch, we were told to return to the boat at 1:00 PM, which we did to make the most of the beach at Son Saura and Es Talaier for the 2 hours. Except that we were the only ones to do so, and the paella was apparently served earlier! We had to fight to get a mini plate of paella (even though they were setting aside another plate for others before us) and a glass of a drink to eat standing up because there were no more seats (convenient with a child). In short, very expensive for the service provided, which in my opinion should have been canceled given the weather conditions, but given the number of tourists on the boat, I understand that the loss of earnings would have been huge... (more than 100 people if not more, I didn't count, at €75, that's a lot!) It is a shame that this comes at the expense of people who sacrifice to afford this kind of pleasure!!
Although the weather was a bit bad, the trip was enjoyable and we saw very beautiful sites. The food was very good and the workers were very nice!
The experience is worth it. The best option to see the coves of Menorca
Nice boat trip but you should know that there are many of us on the boat. The first ones to arrive on the boat can choose the good seats. Hearty meal and you can go back for seconds. However, no one counts to see if everyone is back on board after the swimming times…
Excellent experience to spend with the family. The staff very friendly and attentive.
A highly recommended day trip to see the coast and go to more beautiful beaches in Menorca. The paella was very good and the staff very friendly.
Overall, we found that the value for money as well as the services offered were very reasonable. The crew was pleasant and the boat trip was a great experience; furthermore, the paella was to our taste. On the other hand, I find it a real shame that there were so many of us. The various beaches and coves visited were extremely crowded, with a real impression of mass tourism. This unfortunately takes away a large part of the charm and natural character that one comes to Menorca specifically to find. One point particularly bothered me: the guides encouraged people to feed bread to the fish. I find this practice unethical in a natural environment. This alters the behavior of the fish and gets them used to coming to look for food near the boats. At Cala en Turqueta, I was also very surprised to see the presence of a lot of plastic waste in the water; the situation was concerning. What I am especially questioning is the regulation of access to these coves. When you see so many boats and so many people arriving simultaneously at a small natural beach, I find it hard to understand why access by boat is not more limited or regulated. Moreover, the available data shows that Cala en Turqueta is already suffering from very high overcrowding, with attendance having reached more than four times its optimal carrying capacity. I think it would be really interesting to favor smaller groups, to limit the number of boats that can access the coves simultaneously, and above all to further educate visitors on respecting marine life. A very beautiful outing on paper, but one that unfortunately raises real questions regarding sustainable tourism and the preservation of Menorca.
