Top Things to do in Ferreries
10 Things to do in Ferreries That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Ferreries, Spain including Libermare, Poblat de Naviformes de Son Mercer de Baix, Son Martorellet, Cala Trebaluger, Binissues, Pas d'en Revull, Barranc d'Algendar, Castle of Santa Agueda, Geologia de Menorca, Iglesia de Sant Bartomeu.
Restaurants in Ferreries
1. Libermare
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Excursiones de medio dia para visitar las playas de dificil acceso, costa sur de Menorca hacemos distintas paradas para banarnos
2. Poblat de Naviformes de Son Mercer de Baix
3. Son Martorellet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Son Martorellet is one of Minorca’s most historical and traditional estates. Our original activity was based on cattle breeding of sheep. Since 1997 we have been exclusively dedicated to the breeding, care and training of the Minorcan Breed horse. The equestrian show was performed for the first time in 2000. Before that the horses where enjoyed by the previous owners, the Devecchi family, originally from Italy. The estate was passed on to the ownership of a firm entirely Minorcan in 2006. Our priority is the promotion of the Minorcan Horse. In order to do so, we cover all equestrian arts: Resident Show “SOMNI”, elite school exhibitions, dressage competitions, on road shows and events not only in Minorca but all around the European territory. We are located on the road to Cala Galdana on the left. You can distinguish by high palm trees and flags horses. We hope too see you there!
Reviewed By Alan-Shephard - Menorca, Spain
We were recommended to go to see the show ... absolutely fabulous ... it got better as the evening went on with the beautifully groom horses .. And professional riders .. the grooms do a wonderful job ,a must , world class 5* thank you for a wonderful evening .
4. Cala Trebaluger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By Nomade1210 - Berlin, Germany
Cala Trebaluger is an idyllic, relaxing beach that was absolutely worth the hot walk from Cala Mitjana! It is much less crowded than many other Calas on Menorca and yet is a beauty to the eyes and refreshment to the soul. I will definitely revisit!
5. Binissues
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Travel to the past and authentic rural Menorca life. Animals and actors period dressed show the ancient field work: ploughing, sowing, milking, making cheese... and other attractions like a waterwheel, a show of folk dance and a tasting of traditional products. A cultural offer, suitable for all audiences, that complement the museum-houses, the natural sciences museum of Menorca and the restaurant. Check the hours of the different activities in our web-site. An unforgettable excursion.
Reviewed By Alison572 - Croydon, United Kingdom
We visited Binissues on Wednesday and we had a fantastic time. This place has been improved beyond measure since our last visit about 10 years ago and they now do an amazing interactive show about traditional Menorca farming which is run by a lovely young couple who involve the audience and make it a relaxed fun way to spend an afternoon ( we went to the 6 pm show). They demonstrate bread making in a traditional Menorca stove, cheese making, milking a cow etc. Cannot recommend highly enough. Apart from the show, the large house is beautiful and a museum in itself, and there is also a very interesting natural history exhibition with specimens of various butterflies and bugs etc to look round. A lovely Restaurant and snack bar with great views and reasonable prices. Suitable for all ages. Will definately return.
6. Pas d'en Revull
7. Barranc d'Algendar
8. Castle of Santa Agueda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By F8054GKjoshs - Leipzig, Germany
We decided to do the hike at around 11am or so, which at the time, sounded like a really stupid idea because of the sun, but we were pleased to find that the path had a good balance of shade and sun and the peak treated us to some great views and a refreshing breeze. I’m not sure how crowded this normally gets, but considering Menorca’s beaches are far more popular that a hike up a hill in the middle of the day, we were the only ones on the site which was absolutely fabulous. The actual castle is in ruins since it was destroyed, but there’s still a lot to take in and explore. The Roman path was also a great surprise and a truly marvelous feat for the people at the time. On the way up, you walk past the remains of a chapel dedicated to Saint Agatha and an old car. I’d love to know the story behind this car. Either way, great hike and relatively easy for everyone, even children to do, even though some parts of the path seem to be loose rock and dust.
9. Geologia de Menorca
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By JanetM381 - Kettering, United Kingdom
It only takes under an hour to look round and well worth it. Good film about the geology of the island - can be in various languages.
