Platja Gran beach, is also called Fornells beach, Playa de Fornells lies 2 miles out of town in the bay of Cala Tirant. Its villas reflect the local architectural style and many of its gardens are a riot of assorted cactus. It has its own small beach, and a footpath leads round to the larger beach at Cala Tirant, where you can hire sunloungers, parasols and pedaloes.

Fornells makes a good base for excursions to some of the wilder north coast beaches, such as the long, curving sands of Binimel-là or its neighbour Cala Pregonda, accessible only by foot. A bumpy car drive takes you to Cap de Cavalleria, the island’s northernmost tip, which offers breathtaking sea views.

Cala Galdana beach is named the "Queen of the Calas' and situated on the south coast. Just 11 km from Ferreries, is Cala Galdana the most beautiful pine fringed bays in Menorca.

The name itself is a corruption of the Moorish Guad-al-ana (The Barranco of St Anne) after whom a nearby farm is named. It has probably had more picture taken of the beautiful pine clad cliffs, enclosing the large horseshoe shaped bay, than almost anywhere on Menorca.
With emerald green waters and gently shelving sand it makes a perfect holiday destination.