Beach Experience at Trebalúger

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Itinerário

1. 1 hour stop in this virgin beach, to swim, go to the beach, doing snorkeling, using waterslides or just chilling

   1 hEntrada incluída

2. Vista desde el barco de esta preciosa y famosa cala y del puente natural de piedra Pont de n'Alí

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Cancelamento

Cancelamento gratuito até 24 horas antes do início, com reembolso total.

Avaliações

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• 4Nice couple of hours

  Boat seating upstairs was a little compact, we got on in Cala Galdana and people were already on the boat, beach was beautiful but if you have mobility issues is difficult to get to over the rocks to reach it , oh might be worth pointing out the beach has nudists, not a problem for us at all but could be for others.

  michaelfX49SWoutubro de 2025via Tripadvisor

• 4Beautiful beach, boat over-full.

  Overall this was a great experience. A relaxed ride to Cala Trebaluger where we stopped for about 45-50 minutes - enough time to walk (along vicious rocks for about 10 minutes) to the beach. There, we swam in glorious turquoise sea with gentle waves - bliss. The small, sandy beach was quiet until we arrived (the boat had 126 people on it). Their hearts must have sunk! The not so good bits: We were packed in like sardines - very little room on the seats… The staff were not very friendly and could speak very little English We had ordered paninis when we booked the trip - after much prompting, we finally got these 10 minutes before the end of the trip (which was 2 hours long).

  helenparsonssetembro de 2025via Tripadvisor

• 5Menorca Boat trip

  Nice boat trip along the coast of Menorca showing us some of the nice beaches, we sett off from Cala n Bosch. 1 hour beach and swim stop where we could use the slides at the back of the boat. Back on board and then one further swim stop, really enjoyable.

  PeterW6158agosto de 2025via Tripadvisor

• 3Wouldn’t recommend for young family

  We travelled as a young family and wouldn’t recommend for toddlers. The boat was packed and we had two stops - the first was anchored out so we couldn’t swim and the second stop required a walk across a load of rocks for 20 mins round trip if you wanted to get to sandy spot to access sea and swim. For older kids and confident swimmers, would be OK. We were under impression from advertisements that it would be more accessible to all and family friendly.

  639allywjulho de 2025via Tripadvisor

• 1Thumbs down for Amigo boats!

  Wasn’t given the option to rate a zero so had to put one star. We abandoned the boat - got as far as getting on and then changed our minds. Overbooked and they were struggling to seat people. 30 degrees heat, children were crying and hate to think what the two toilets on board will be like after two hours. We did this trip last year and we couldn’t fault it. We know they need to make money but not at the expense of cramming people on board and taking the safety aspect and enjoyment out of it. There are plenty of boat tours available in menorca - highly recommend you do your homework.

  melaniehR2891QJjunho de 2025via Tripadvisor

• 5Brilliant morning trip

  We took the discovery tour with our seven year old son. The boat trip was comfortable and interesting and the beach we visited was beautiful. The slides from the back of the boat were a great addition as was the window in to the sea so you could see all of the fish. We made use of the snack bar which was excellent and the staff were all cheery and helpful. I’d definitely recommend this company.

  BJNorthjunho de 2025via Tripadvisor

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How it compares in Menorca

• Its from-price is 62% below the median of the 103 experiences we list in Menorca.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 17 of 103.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Menorca

Menorca is the quieter Balearic island, with coves of clear water, prehistoric stone monuments, two old harbour towns and a coastal path all round.

Menorca is the second largest of the Balearic Islands, a low, green island and a UNESCO biosphere reserve, where stone walls divide the fields and white farmhouses stand in the countryside. The capital, Maó, overlooks one of the longest natural harbours in the Mediterranean, and its Georgian-style houses recall British rule in the eighteenth century. Ciutadella, the old capital on the west coast, has a Gothic cathedral, a small harbour and palaces around the Plaça des Born.

Top-ranked sights in Menorca: Cala Macarella, Cala Mitjana, Maó (Mahón).

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