Cala Mitjaneta — Attraction in Ferreries

Absolutely incredible nature, but a pity mass tourism is destroying it. You can easily see oil and plastic floating around in most beaches in Menorca. You pay fees to be in the island but it doesn’t reflect to proper care by government. There are nice rules in place but no enforcement, so for instance you’ll find people listening to loud music on the beach and boats crossing limited area which is in theory forbidden. Not so many garbage bins on the trails and lots of waste from people who didn’t care about taking your stuff back to town. Watch out for jellyfish, I spotted two while swimming today even though no flag was raised about it. Make sure to get yourself some swimming goggles to spot them and reduce the risk of being sting and...

We hike in to the beach at Cala Mitjana it was a ways in but fun and a beautiful hike and rocky sometimes slow. Once we got near the water it was very beautiful and picturesque the beach and bay is surrounded by rocky cliffs and pine trees. The is many picturesque moments the sand at the beach is soft and the water is a very beautiful turquoise blue. There is also more hiking around the area if you...

You need to walk 10 to 15 mins to reach the beach, but the hike is really enjoyable and easy. The water is like a swimming pool and the cala wide so you can swim around. White sand and there is enough space for people to hangout. Take water and snacks with you cause there are no bars around. If you are lucky, there is a guy browsing around and selling beers, 2 beers...