Cala Santandria

Cala Santandria, Menorca, Spain

Cala Santandria used to be a small fishing village but with the extensive development in recent years it is beginning to merge with Cala Blanca and Sa Caleta.

Cala Santandria

Although there are good beaches, bars and restaurants in this area a 3km trip to Cuitadella is recommended for more variety.

Read more about: Beaches | Things to Do | Out and About | Nearby Attractions | Cala Santandria Reviews

Cala Santandria Hotels (11)

A group of 20 villas, each with its own private swimming pool, sun bathing terrace and garden with built-in BBQ....

The apartments are located in the quiet area of Cala Santandria, providing comfortable apartments and duplexes with good facilities to hand....

Vacances Menorca Resort has direct access to Sa Caleta beach and comprises of three neighbouring apart-hotels; Blanc Palace, Sa Caleta Playa and Son Blanc Cottage. The complex offers a good range of o...

Located within the grounds of the Prinsotel La Caleta Hotel where guests can make full use of all facilities on offer, makes this an ideal choice for those seeking the amenities of a hotel with the fl...

This hotel makes a great choice for those seeking a quiet base with plenty of entertainment at hand....

The Club Andria Apartments offer simple self catering accommodation in a quiet location just a few minutes from the beach....

An ideal choice for families, just minutes from the beach these one and two bedroomed apartments provide the perfect base for a relaxing holiday....

The Llebeig is a small complex of just 8 apartments, ideal for those preferring a quiet base within easy reach of resort amenities....

The Sa Caleta Playa is part of a larger complex of apart-hotels and is the closest of the three to the Sa Caleta beach....

Ideally located next to the beach, the Santandria Playa Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the sun....

A complex of 5 private 3-bedroom villas suitable for up to 7 people, ideal for those preferring the comforts of home with the facilities of an apart-hotel not too far away....

Beaches

There is a sheltered rocky cove with beautiful white sands that gently shelve into the calm waters, making it very safe for younger children. Amongst many other watersports, diving is a popular choice here. The beach can get busier at weekends with locals coming to chill out.

A larger variety of watersports, including water skiing, canoeing and windsurfing can be found at the nearby Cala'n Bosch beach.

Things to Do

Activities in Cala Santandria generally centre around the beach, with snorkeling, sailing and pedalos for hire.

Another activity for visitors to Cala Santandria is walking. There are many inland paths and cliff top trails to follow in this area and many whitewashed villages, ancient forts and castles to see along the way.

Out and About

The resort offers a few restaurants, some of which offer some fantastic seafood dishes but you will be able to get a good range of international cuisine too. There are many bars too but no nightlife to speak of, however, plenty of lively bars and nightclubs can be found in nearby Cala Blanca and Cuidadella.

Again there is a handful of shops so you will be able to find holiday essentials and souvenirs but for anything else you will most likely need to venture further afield, perhaps to Cuidadella or even the capital, Mahon.

Nearby Attractions

Attractions might be a bit thin on the ground in the actual resort but there is plenty to do in the surrounding area.

There is a golf course in Son Bou and a go kart track in Sant Luis which are both easily accessible by public transport.

The landscape is quite flat so the area is perfect for cyclists, whether it be a leisurely cycle round the resorts or a more energetic cycle round the island.

For those who enjoy exploring the countryside but would prefer to do so on horseback, there are stables at Cala'n Bosch.

There are a couple of water parks close by, so if you are looking for a fun day out for all the family then this is the place to come.

If you fancy doing a spot of sightseeing then take a trip to Ciudadella or Mahon. Ciudadella is full of interesting buildings which can be found while wandering through the many cobbled streets. There are many restaurants and shops to be found in both towns and lots of things to see and do so it is definitely worth visiting them both if you have the time.

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