On Menorca’s stunning south coast lies Son Bou, the island’s longest beach—a breathtaking stretch of 2.5 km of fine white sand and shallow turquoise waters, perfect for families, couples and anyone seeking the essence of the Mediterranean. Here, every step invites you to feel the soft sand beneath your feet, breathe in the sea breeze and watch sunsets that paint the horizon in golden and pink hues.
Behind the beach unfolds the Son Bou Wetland, a protected natural area of great ecological value. Wooden walkways cross the dunes, offering gentle strolls among coastal vegetation and unique birdlife — a haven for nature lovers and photographers.
Beach Facilities & Comfort
Son Bou combines natural beauty with modern convenience:
Strategic Location
Nature & Heritage
Son Bou, Menorca’s longest beach: turquoise waters, full amenities, protected nature and easy access just 20 min from Mahón Airport.
On Menorca’s south coast, in the municipality of Alaior; it’s the island’s longest beach with 2.5 km of fine white sand.
Lifeguards, showers, accessible walkways, sunbeds and parasols, beach bars, water sports rentals (kayak, paddleboard, pedal boats), Blue Flag status and free parking.
About 20 km (≈20 min) by car or taxi. In summer, bus Line 32 connects Son Bou with Mahón and Alaior.
The protected Son Bou Wetland and dune system with wooden walkways—perfect for birdwatching.
Hiking along the Camí de Cavalls, visiting the Early Christian Basilica, exploring Cova des Coloms and the Talayotic site of Torre d’en Galmés.