Cala n Bosch Menorca
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| Departing | 7 nights from |
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Cala 'N Bosch is mainly a family resort so you will not find any brash clubbing venues though there are now some loud music pubs have appeared around the marina. Other than that the entertainment in Cala'N Bosch is mainly hotel based and fairly low key.
Cala'n Bosch features a selection of a couple of decent sized powder sand beaches,both boast good facilities. Water sports equipment can be hired from each beach. Try out Son Xoriguer beach for windsurfing tuition. This is the place to book a dinghy, a Hobie Cat, a windsurfing session or if you fancy to book a canoeing session. Water skiing sessions are also usually available in peak season for the brave. You should check that your holiday insurance covers water sports before booking up a water sports session or water sports gear.
The heart of the commercial area of Cala'N Bosch and therefore the bulk of the restaurants and bars are placed around the bustling marina which is fairly sizeable for a resort of this size. The harbour contains small and medium sized motor yachts, plus boats. The marina perimeter livens up as darkness falls. In high season you can find a wide range artists and street traders offering their products and services. You might ask an artist to paint your caricature or portrait as a timeless momento of your trip to Cala'n Bosch.
Geographically the specially built holiday destination of Cala'n Bosch is very near to the far south west of Menorca. Since Cala'n Bosch is almost on the other side of Menorca from the airport it comes as no great suprise that the journey from Mahon airport to the resort is possibly the resort transfer in Menorca. It typically takes approximately one hour or so by car or a little longer by coach from the international airport to Cala'n Bosch. Travel west across Menorca on highway ME-1 following signs for the former capital of Ciudadela. Shortly before reaching Ciudadela, look out forthe RC-2 bypass which will take you south to Cala'n Bosch. Please note that if you already have an old map of the island, you could discover that a number of highways have been renumbered over the last few years by the highway authorities.
Dust off your shades, your flip flops and dig out your sun cream – you're certain to need them all if you book a holday to Cala 'N Bosch. Featuring stunningly turquoise waters and pale powdery sands, this is one of Menorca's best spots for a unwinding beach holiday, and is a good favourite with British tourists.
The holiday resort of Cala n Bosch is located on the Mediterranean island of Menorca (occasionally known as Minorca). The island of Menorca is the second largest of the Balearic islands and is only 21 miles from the bigger island, Majorca. Those who have previously visited Majorca or Ibiza, will soon realise that Menorca is often quieter than the other Balaeric islands. With a larger number beaches than any other Balearic island, Menorca is well known for it's many resorts that are family-friendly. The north coast of Menorca is generally very rugged and populated with peaceful fishing villages. The southern coast of Menorca is mainly less rugged and is dotted with quiet resorts that are suitable for families.
As already mentioned Menorca is quite a small island. If you hire a car you should be able tour the complete island. There are a lot of tourism information offices dotted around in the resorts of Menorca. These provide up to date information regarding Menorcan beaches, local events and excursions. The Menorca tourism information offices are also a great place for a map of the island.
Menorca is much smaller and slower paced than Majorca. This peacefulness explains why Menorcan holidays are mainly aimed towards the family holiday market. Unsuprisingly most of resorts are considered to be family friendly. The Balearic island of Menorca is less developed and retains a large amount of the original island character than the other islands. So why don't you pack your sunglasses and head off to Cala n Bosch in Menorca and take in the sun on an island with island character and charm?
