So much to see
In the resort itself, you’ll find the remains of the Christian basilica of Son Bou, a 5th-century church. Just a 40-minute drive away is Ciutadella, the island’s beautiful former capital. Its cobbled lanes are lined with Gothic churches and Moorish palaces, so it’s a total feast for the senses.
Something for everyone
This is a real family-friendly destination. There’s plenty here for kids, starting with the huge stretch of Son Bou’s golden beach which has soft sand and warm, shallow water. Children will also be totally taken with the nature reserve. It’s the ideal spot if you’ve got youngsters!
What is Son Bou best known for?
Son Bou is most famous for having the longest beach in Menorca, stretching for over 2 kilometres, with golden sands and shallow waters, making it especially popular with families.
Are there things to do in Son Bou apart from the beach?
Yes. In addition to the beach, visitors can explore nature walks and cycling routes, discover the nearby basilica ruins, enjoy water sports, or take excursions to other Menorcan attractions.
Are there restaurants and nightlife options in Son Bou?
Son Bou has a good selection of restaurants serving both local Menorcan cuisine and international dishes. Nightlife is low-key compared to some other resorts, with most venues being family-oriented bars rather than large nightclubs.
Is the beach accessible for people with limited mobility?
Yes, Son Bou beach has accessible walkways and facilities for those with reduced mobility. Some areas of the resort are also adapted for wheelchair access.
Is Son Bou suitable for families with children?
Yes, Son Bou is very family-friendly. The beach has gentle, shallow waters, lifeguard services in the summer, and plenty of amenities such as restaurants, children’s play areas, and family-oriented accommodation.
