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Menorca has well over 120 beaches, coves and inlets enough to keep most of us happy while on holiday.

Arenal d'en Castell on the north coast of Menorca. The beach is an almost perfect circular cove, with fine sand gently slopes into the water. This is a good family resort. Beach bars, restaurants and all types of water sports available.

Cala Mesquida North of Mahon A lovely unspoiled cove with plenty of parking on the sand behind the beach. Bathing is although not ideal for very small children. This beach is popular with the locals on a weekend but is less busy through the week.

Agaiarens- La Vall North coast just west of Cavalleria classified as an area of special interest. Beautiful unspoiled beach with dunes. Walks and picnic tables with panoramic views of the area