Cala n Forcat Menorca
| Holidays to Cala'n Forcat | |||
| Departing | 7 nights from |
14 nights from |
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| February | - | - |
| March | - | - |
| April | - | - |
| May | £158 | £203 |
| June | £253 | £293 |
| July | £292 | £342 |
| August | £351 | £379 |
Whether you are family looking for a resort with lots to keep the children happy, or a couple in search of sun and sand, holidays in Cala'n Forcat more than fit the bill. Children will adore the bouncy castles, aqua park and trampolines, at the same time twosomes are sure to enjoy extending out on the bathing platforms by day and then hitting the bars by night. Cala'n Forcat is also an excellent base from which to uncover the rest of the west coast. Situated 50km from Mahon and 5km west of the former capital, Ciudadela, on a dramatic rocky headland, Cala'n Forcat is considered to be Menorca's liveliest resort. However, Menorca's answer to Magaluf it is not and herein lies its appeal, as far as most are concerned. You'll still discover cheap snack bars, English theme pubs and karaoke dens, but it's a lot more low-key in comparison with its bustling Balearic neighbour. With a flight time of less than 3 hours, late availability holidays to Cala'n Forcat are an alluring proposition. And once you get here you'll uncover some great accommodation, whether you choose the family-friendly Talayot Apartments or a villa with its own pool, summer holidays to Cala'n Forcat will leave you with some wonderful memories coupled with a desire to return…
The holiday resort of Cala n Forcat is to be found on the Mediterranean island of Menorca (occasionally spelt as Minorca). The island of Menorca is the second largest of the Balearic islands and is only 21 miles from the bigger island, Majorca. Those who have already taken a holiday in either Majorca or Ibiza, will soon notice that Menorca is generally quieter than the other islands. With many more beaches than any other Balearic island, Menorca is famous for it's many resorts that are family-friendly. The northern coast of Menorca is generally very rugged and sprinkled with tranquil fishing villages. The south coast of Menorca is mainly the exact opposite and is populated with quiet resorts that are family-friendly.
As already stated Menorca is quite a compact island. If you hire a car you could easily visit the entire island. There are a lot of tourism information offices dotted around in the towns of Menorca. These provide up to date information about Menorca excursions, beaches and local events. The Menorcan tourist information offices are also an excellent source for a map of the island.
The island of Menorca is far more compact and less lively than Majorca. This unhurried pace is probably why Menorcan holidays are usually targetted at families. It is no suprise that many of holiday destinations are considered to be family friendly. The island of Menorca is less spoilt and retains a lot of the original Spanish charm than the other islands. So why don't you pack your sunglasses and book up for Cala n Forcat in Menorca and enjoy the sun at a destination with Balearic character and charm?
