About this tour
Blast along Menorca's rugged northern coastline in a speedboat built for twelve, piloted by a local who knows every inlet and underwater rock. Three hours darting between hidden coves, dropping anchor for snorkelling runs where the seabed is gin-clear, and swimming in turquoise pools tucked beneath limestone cliffs. You'll spot caves only accessible by water and slice through conditions that range from glassy calm to genuinely sporty depending on the day.
Highlights
- Hidden coves and sea caves inaccessible by land
- Snorkel above vibrant seabed with local marine life
- Swim in turquoise water, dramatic cliff backdrop
- Semi-rigid speedboat, intimate twelve-person group
- Local skipper shares island knowledge throughout
- Paddle boards available for quieter exploration
What to expect
You'll meet at Port Addaia, a sheltered bay on the north coast. After a safety briefing and life jacket check, the skipper throttles out toward the first cove within minutes. The boat handles tight, so expect the ride to feel responsive and occasionally bumpy if there's any swell. Most of the three hours splits between anchoring at scenic spots for snorkelling—gear provided—and cruising to the next inlet. Water temperature and visibility vary seasonally; summer brings clarity and warmth, winter demands a thicker wetsuit. The skipper cuts the engine at caves so you can hear water echoing off the rocks.
Good to know
Arrive twenty minutes early; the boat departs punctually and won't extend past the scheduled finish. Bring a towel and sunscreen. Infants sit on an adult's lap. The boat won't operate in genuinely rough conditions, so check wind forecasts beforehand. Public transport reaches Port Addaia; optional shuttle service available if you arrange it in advance.
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