Camí de Cavalls South isn’t just a hike—it’s an island adventure that unfolds step by step. Over eight days, you’ll follow Menorca’s historic coastal path, winding through pine forests, past ancient watchtowers, and onto pristine beaches that mass tourism forgot. Swim in hidden coves, wander through charming towns, and end each day with a meal worth the miles. With carefully chosen accommodations and all the planning done for you, this trip is about freedom at your own pace.
These walking holidays start in Ciutadella, where you will spend the first night. You will have time to enjoy this beautiful city, walk through the narrow streets with stone houses of Marés, enjoy the local cuisine, or make purchases in one of the many shops. It’s recommended to go to bed early, because the next day you’ll walk the first stages of Cami de Cavalls South from Ciutadella to Cap D’Artrutx.
Accommodation: Hotel in Ciutadella
Today, you will walk the first stage of the Cami de Cavalls South. This will take you from Ciutadella to the Cap D’Artrutx lighthouse. You will walk over low-lying cliffs that overlook the turquoise blue sea of the beaches of Santandría, Cala Blanca, Cala en Bastó, and the Marina de Son Olivar. You will spend the night in Cala en Bosch and, while enjoying a delicious meal, see the beautiful sunset of Menorca.
Meals: Breakfast, buffet dinner
Hiking: 13 km (8 mi)
Accommodation: Hotel in Cala en Bosch
You will leave Cap D’Artrutx and start the 2nd stage of Cami de Cavalls South that takes you along some of the most beautiful beaches in the south of Menorca. The stage ends at the famous Cala Galdana beach. You will walk on well-maintained paths between pine forests facing the Mediterranean Sea, inviting you to take a swim. You can choose between the bays of Son Saura, Es Talaier, Turqueta, or opt for gems from Cala Macarella and Macarelleta. You can go to the beach bar of Cala Macarella or that of Cala Galdana at the end of your stage.
Meals: Breakfast, buffet dinner
Hiking: 17 km (10.5 mi)
Accommodation: Hotel in Cala Galdana
On Day 4, you’ll go from Cala Galdana to Sant Tomás. You’ll go inland and see some of the most important canyons of the island, such as Trebalúger and Sa Cova. You can also choose to continue to follow the path along the coast, arriving at the beaches of Trebalúger, Fustam, and Escorxada. Before you arrive in Sant Tomas, you will pass the beach of Binigaus, a paradise on Menorca, so feel free to go for a swim. You will spend the night in Sant Tomás to rest from today’s walk.
Meals: Breakfast, buffet dinner
Hiking: 11 km (6.8 mi)
Accommodation: Hotel in Sant Tomás
Today, you’ll go from Sant Tomás to Cala en Porter. This stage is an easy walk. You will walk along some stunning views, such as the cliff area of Atalis, until you reach the magic sandy dunes of Son Bou. Then, it will be time to enjoy a well-deserved, delicious paella! After you have passed the hotels of Son Bou, you will go up until you see the beach of Llucalari from above, a unique place on Cami de Cavalls South. The road then descends to Cala en Porter, where you will spend the night. This is a very special location for watching the sunset.
Meals: Breakfast, buffet dinner
Hiking: 15 km (9.3 mi)
Accommodation: Hotel in Cala en Porter
On Day 6, you will go through the fields until you reach the canyon of Es Canutells with its olmos forest. Its stunning views and old houses represent a part of the history of Menorca. You will stay for the night in an agroturismo in Binibéquer and enjoy a typical meal. You will be picked up and brought back on path the next morning.
Meals: Breakfast, buffet dinner
Hiking: 13 km (8 mi)
Accommodation: Agroturismo in Binibéquer
Today, the camino goes through easy terrain, a comfortable and no-slopes track that will lead you to the Alacaufar tower. The road goes inland from here to Cala San Esteve. You will continue the path to Es Castell and through the streets of the old town that will lead you to Maó. Enjoy the bars and the gastronomy, but also look at the special buildings that still have remains of different cultures. In the port of Maó, the southern route of the Camí de Cavalls ends.
Meals: Breakfast
Hiking: 17 km (10.5 mi)
Accommodation: Hotel in Maó
This trip in Menorca comes to an end. After your night in Maó and a delicious breakfast, it will be time to pack your bags and return home.
Meals: Breakfast
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These self-guided Cami de Cavalls walking holidays in Menorca are rated easy, which means that an average fitness level is required. The hiking adventure is beginner-friendly. Expect to walk from 11 km (6.8 mi) to 17 km (10.5 mi) per day.
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Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
A self-guided tour is an independent exploration without a formal guide leading the way. Instead of being part of a group with a tour leader, you will navigate the tour yourself, using resources provided by the operator. Your guide will also take care of other parts of the tour, such as 24/7 support, GPS tracks, accommodation, and transportation. Breakfasts and some dinners are included on this trip.
Group sizes and pricing
Hiking in Spain can be arranged for larger groups. Contact us to make arrangements.
Min. age requirements
If your group has hikers under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
The starting point of your Cami de Cavalls walking holidays is Ciutadella. To get there, most people fly into Mahon Menorca Airport (MAH). From there, you can take a shuttle service, public transport, or rent a car to reach Ciutadella.
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