Cheap Cala'n Forcat Holidays 2026/2027

Cheap Holidays to Cala'n Forcat

Holidays in Cala’n Forcat are ideal for those who dream of sunbathing on a glorious beach lapped by sparkling turquoise waters. This quaint small cove is a wonderful corner for kids who love to swim and snorkel, though if you're looking for a more expansive stretch to sunbathe on, Cala’n Blanes is also nearby with its larger beach.

For those who wish to explore, a tour of Mahon - Menorca’s charming capital - is certainly worth your time. You can begin with a cruise of the Mahon harbour followed by a trip to the gin distillery to witness how the traditional and delicate process results in a fine brew. The entire town has a laidback vibe, while the cobblestone streets, Georgian mansions and tree-lined avenues make it the perfect setting to enjoy a leisurely stroll. Monte Toro is the island’s highest viewing point, offering scenic vistas for intrepid travellers wishing to scale it.

Cala’n Forcat holidays may not be considered as raucous as its famed Balearic counterpart Ibiza, but there's plenty of entertainment to savour once the sun sets with fantastic family friendly restaurants and lively bars, including Jimmy Hills and Tropical Kiss. For those seeking a very different kind of Spain holiday experience, enjoy an evening watching the dazzling Somni horses dance! The spectacular show - part equestrian, part music and dance - is sure to leave kids and adults enthralled. A world away from the high-rise hotels and hustle and bustle of mainland Spain, Cala'n Forcat beckons as the ultimate R&R for those who want to lap up the Mediterranean sun in style.

A Guide to Calan Forcat Holidays

Cala'n Forcat Beach

Cala’n Forcat’s tiny beach may be small but its safe, shallow waters create a perfect bay to enjoy paddling and swimming with the kids. When you’ve finished your dip, grab a spot on the surrounding rocks for an afternoon snooze, seal-style – they make fantastic sunbathing platforms and bases for snorkellers.

Head For Jimmy Hills

There are lots of bars and restaurants to choose from in Cala’n Forcat, besides Los Delfines up ahead, which has plenty of places to choose from in the main area. Check out Jimmy Hill's for great food, drinks, live acts and kids' entertainment. You'll find several open-air terrace bars in the harbour area of Ciutadella, if you're looking for a sophisticated evening. Or head into the main square and you'll catch live entertainment that's fit for all the family.

Kids Entertainment In Cala'n Forcat

The resorts of Cala’n Forcat, Cala’n Blanes and Los Delfines all run into each other, so no visit to Cala’n Forcat is complete without a day at the Aqua Center waterpark in Los Delfines. It might not keep hard-to-please teens happy all day but there’s plenty here for younger families. You'll find playgrounds, bouncy castles, trampolines and even mini-golf to keep you and the kids entertained!

A Daytrip to Ciutadella

A 10 minute drive takes you into beautiful Ciutadella, the former capital of Menorca, where cobbled paths and a lively marina await. Culture vultures will love exploring the historic museums and churches, but if shopping is more your thing, you can drop by the designer boutiques or pick up some souvenirs at the local markets.

Getting Around Calan Forcat

🚌 Transport in the Calan Forcat Region

As Cala’n Forcat is a modern, purpose-built resort, its got great public transport and road links to the airport and elsewhere. But because it forms a bigger resort with Los Delfines and Cala’n Blanes, many tourists prefer to hire a car. The mini train is also a fab, fun-filled way to get from A to B, and you always have the option of a taxi.

Travelling by bus or carGetting to Cala’n Blanes and Los Delfines takes just minutes on the bus – just make sure you have change before you board. The route ends in historic Ciutadella where you can connect to other places on the island. The road from the airport is modern so, if you hire a car, it’s as easy as picking it up and remembering to drive on the right-hand side. As Cala’n Forcat’s beach is a small inlet, many tourists opt for car hire to explore other beaches.

Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t require a visa to enter Menorca but make sure your passport is valid. The most recent guidelines can be found at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Remember to get relevant travel and medical insurance for your trip and check that you have an up to date EHIC for emergency treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

No vaccinations are required for visitors to Menorca but all holidaymakers should make sure their routine jabs are up to date.

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