Cales Coves

Drop anchor off these twin turquoise coves carved into Menorca's wild south coast, where limestone cliffs are riddled with over a hundred Bronze Age cave tombs — one of the island's most striking prehistoric sites. It's rugged and raw, but the water is crystal clear for swimming and snorkelling straight from the rocks. A short walk along the shore path brings you right into the necropolis, making this a rare spot where ancient history and great swimming collide.