Cala Galdana Menorca
The resort of Cala Galdana is located on Menorca's south coast in a stunning horseshoe shaped bay backed by pine trees and towering limestone cliffs.
The resort itself is fairly small but offers good facilities to holiday visitors, accommodation on offer includes three large hotels which are near the beach and offer lovely views. Many visitors to Menorca come back to Cala Galdana year after year making the resort one of Menorca's most popular tourist destinations. The clean sandy beach which holds the EU Blue Flag for its quality is ideal for families, it's gently shelving clear waters make it ideal for swimming.
Other facilities include sun bed hire, and a range of water sports are available including water skiing. Cala Galdana offers many other activities if your tire of soaking up the sun, such as boat trips, diving and cycling. If you enjoy walking there are plenty of secluded coves nearbyto explore, scenic cliff top walks, and quieter beaches are not far away at Cala Mitjana, Cala Macarella, and Cala Trebaluger.
Eating Out In Cala Galdana
Many of Cala Gadana's restaurants overlook it's beautiful bay and the one's nearest the beach tend to get very busy, a good variety of cuisine is on offer with something to suit all tastes. For entertainment in the evening try one of the local hotels, most of which are open to non residents.
Cala Galdana Accommodation
A good choice of accommodation is available in Cala Galdana to suit most budgets, including some excellent four star accommodation such as the Audax Spa & Wellness Hotel; an impressive seven-story hotel with lovely gardens and pool. The hotel has 244 bedrooms on offer, all with en suite facilities.
Privately owned villas and apartments are also available, some with private pools and gardens. Cala Galdana also has good accommodation available for visitors on a budget.
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Location
The apartment is situated on the south-west coast in the resort of Cala Galdana, which is considered the most treasured area of Menorca, and is referred to locally as ‘the queen of the coves.’ The sheltered turquoise water laps the shore of the horseshoe-shaped beach here where a backdrop of limestone cliffs, covered in natural vegetation, surround the picturesque white sands that sweep across the bay. The beach of Cala Galdana offers tourists plenty of attractions, with snorkelling, scuba diving, various water sports, cycling or simply exploring the coastal paths on foot. There are also chartered boat tours allowing you to explore the many coves and secluded beaches along the meandering coastline.
Cala Galdana is situated at the opening of the Algendar Gorge which creates a dramatic rocky landscape surrounding Galdana apartments and the local area.
The nearby town of Ferreries is the highest town in Menorca and is situated next to s’Enlusa, which is the island’s second highest mountain. Ferreries is 7 kilometres north of the Cala Galdana coast and 150 metres above sea level, making it an ideal starting point for those whishing to embark on a hike up s’Enlusa, or to explore the countryside. The town itself is very quiet, although there is a market held by farmers every Tuesday and Friday with plenty of local produce on sale.

The historic town of Ciutadella, 22 kilometres north-west of Cala Galdana, was once the original capital of Minorca before it was moved to Mahon, and is still considered the religious centre of the island. Ciutadella captures the architectural influences of the many nations who have captured and conquered the island throughout its history, and visitors to the area are often overawed with the town’s colourful mixture of heritage, culture and activity. The town is a maze of narrow streets and larger avenues, with traditional shops and cosmopolitan cafes, bars, restaurants and museums, offering something different for every tourist’s needs.
The island’s historical capital, Mahon, is 35 kilometres from Galdana apartments on the eastern side of Menorca, and is home to the world’s second deepest natural harbour (Maó). Boat charters from here are the best way to tour the area and learn about some of its fascinating history as well. This historical port flows with ships and yachts during the day which contribute to the great scenic views of the harbour. There are also many interesting buildings and ruins within the city, places of architectural and historical importance, and several museums detailing the island’s long and celebrated history. The city itself offers a wide range of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants, and comes to life at night. The largest concentration of busy clubs and bars can be found near the main port here, and alternatively for those who prefer something different, there are a number of live music venues in and around the harbour.
Accommodation
Ground Floor:The interior of the apartment is simply furnished with neutral walls and terracotta-tiled floors making the rooms cooler in the heat of the day. The apartments have a comfortable lounge seating area set around a television and the sofa doubles as a bed sleeping one adult or up to two children – which makes for an ideal family holiday apartment. The apartment also has a full-equipped kitchenette and dining area, complete with a table to seat four and is perfect for your self-catering needs. The apartment also has an outside balcony/terrace area complete with dining furniture and is an ideal place for alfresco dining, enjoying drinks or the views. First Floor:Outside:The communal area outside of the complex is centred around the swimming pool. There is a large terrace surrounding the pool with plenty of recliners for lounging in the sun, and a raised are overlooking the pool which is complete with garden furniture and offers some shade throughout the day. The swimming pool also has a separate children’s splash-pool which is situated at the shallow end of the main pool. Please note there are some steep steps within the complex.
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