Top Things to do in Cala'n Bosch
Top 10 Things to do in Cala'n Bosch, Spain
Discover the best top things to do in Cala'n Bosch, Spain including Bluewater Scuba, Cala Blanca Beach, Platja Cala Santandria, Tom's Bar, Cala Es Talaier, Dive Center Cala Blanca, Cala 'n Bosch, Cala Pilar, Aquarock, Puerto de Ciudadela.
Restaurants in Cala'n Bosch
1. Bluewater Scuba
Overall Ratings
5 based on 140 reviews
Based in the laid-back, fun beach & marina resort of Cala’n Bosch, Menorca, BLUEWATER SCUBA Dive Centre is in an ideal location that attracts twosomes, families and small groups wanting active, carefree holidays. Looking for warm, crystal clear water? Craving bright, sunny days? Longing to see something interesting on a dive? Then book a scuba diving holiday with a real difference - join us at Bluewater Scuba. We are less than 2 hours from most UK and European airports. With Bluewater Scuba everything is planned so that you can relax and devote all your energies to enjoying your diving. For the Diver: • outstanding cavern diving • fascinating wreck and reef diving • some of the best marine life in the Mediterranean • archaeological dive sites • crystal clear, warm blue water – visibility often 30ms • scuba for kids (from 8 years of age) With the magnificent selection of easily accessible dive sites and pristine bathing, what better place to bring the family to enjoy their holiday? Our very special approach to diving, personal care and attention to safety will make your holiday with us the ideal choice both for dedicated divers and non-diving family and friends!
Reviewed By dintymc
My daughter and son in law have just completed their Padi licence and were itching to dive in Minorca . They attended guided dives in several areas and loved them all. Seeing loads of interesting water life . They will be booking again I'm sure...MoreWe love happy people ♡♡♡♡
2. Cala Blanca Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Reviewed By Brian W - Merthyr Tydfil, United Kingdom
This is a small sandy beach overlooked by several restaurants; you can hire loungers and parasols, but the charges are a little high; popular for swimming and snorkelling, although the water is not that clear in the shallows, and it is necessary to swim further out in the cove to get good visibility for snorkelling.
3. Platja Cala Santandria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By andrea m - Kidderminster, United Kingdom
Great swimming right out to the end of this narrow inlet with clear warm water. Great for snorkelling. Parking limited so get here early. Popular with locals. Fine white sand.
4. Tom's Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
Visited a handful of times during our week stay and was brilliant each time. Very friendly staff and fairly priced drinks. Lovely mojito! Great little bar to see and watch sports and in a good location to stop and have a drink after walking around the shops
5. Cala Es Talaier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By bas k - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
CALA DES TALAIER(cove of the watch-tower) is called after a nearby watch-tower(torre TALAIA D''ARTRUTX).On both my visits the beach at CALA DES TALAIER was much cleaner compared to the smelly posidonia-depostits at the larger PLATJA DE SON SAURER.If you want to do a short easy scenic strech of the CAMI DE CAVALLS I recommend taking a minibus to Turqueta and buy a ticket back in Ciutadella to use from son saurer .
This way you walk 1 hour to es talaier;have a swim and walk one more hour to son saurer parking and take the 17.45 bus to Ciutadella.
6. Dive Center Cala Blanca
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Diving on Menorca - the jewel in the crown of the Balearic Islands! Located on the west coast of Menorca overlooking the family-friendly Cala Blanca beach with its crystal clear waters and surrounded by Restaurants and Bars, Dive Center Cala Blanca is the ideal location for all your diving needs! Either from beginners to the more advanced divers, we have a selection of different dive sites for everybody!! Contact us for more information!!
Reviewed By Adam M
I went to Menorca on holiday on 1 May. I was in a group of 4 with two of us divers. We popped over to the dive centre on day 1 and told mikeal and christina we wanted to do some diving. When they said they only did shore diving i was a little put off, to their credit they offered to try find a company on tue island with a bout that was going out during our stay but at the time it was so early in the season.
I shouldnt of been the 6 shore dives i had with these guys were fantastic. The bay at their doorstep is really good for divers of all levels and teeming with marine life, swimthroughs and a great place for a night dive too!
I would also reccomend ray bay if you want to see 30+ rays in single dive and the slipway was my personal favourite.
Mikeal and Christina are a brilliant couple, very knowledgeable and friendly people. I hope they do well on their new venture at Dive Centre Cala Blanca they deserve it and i believe that they will.
Ask about the sign for starfish, if youre Reading this guys thanks again and sorry for the delayed review i have had trouble with my phone until now.
"Happy bubbles"
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7. Cala 'n Bosch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By Per-Olov L - Gotene, Sweden
It is not worth making an excursion to as there are so many beautiful places on the island. But this is a small village for a great vacation to have has a base. As it is so small you are within walking distance to all amenities. Our hotel was five minute walking to the beach. The beach is small but beautiful. It has a shower and toilets. We took a swim every morning in the sunrise. In the evening you walk onto the cliffs to the left of the beach and you will have a sunset. From here you also see Mallorca.
8. Cala Pilar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Alex S - Brussels, Belgium
This beach is very quiet and just past it if you keep walking there are even more secluded spots. The water is lovely and the rocky outcrops make it look stunning. I spent an afternoon picking up rubbish at one of the small Beaches as rubbish does wash up and get stuck. On the walk to the beach there are scores/hundreds of small rocky piles which look epic!
9. Aquarock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By 485Anne - Liverpool
Excellent day out for all the family, toddler pool, deeper ones for swimmers and adults(one graduated depth with waves) and massive slides for older children and adults. Charge for sunbeds but only £3.50 per day,and there is a grassy area where you can spread you towel for free. Plenty of shade if you need it, reasonably priced snacks. Lockers available so you can put your belongings away safely and Lifeguards/stewards enforcing safety rules.
