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Cala Turqueta

Cala Turqueta beach

Cala Turqueta mapCala Turqueta is located in the south-western part of Menorca, right between the holiday resorts Cala’n Bosch and Cala Galdana.

The beach in general
Cala Turqueta is a wonderful natural beach, which is surrounded by forest and rocks.

The beach is a little more than 100 metres long and covered with fine-grained, bright sand. In the middle of the beach, there are some low rocks that divides the beach in two.

Cala Turqueta Menorca

The water is shallow and crystal clear with the most beautiful turquoise shades. It is no wonder that Cala Turqueta is one of the most popular beaches in Menorca.

There are toilets at the beach, but apart from that there are no facilities, so remember to bring plenty to drink. The car can be parked approx. 1 km from the beach. Out by the main road, you will find a sign notifying whether the parking space is full, and in July/August it gets full rather quickly.

Cala Turqueta beach

Child friendliness
Cala Turqueta has very shallow water and is well protected against waves. In combination with the fine-grained, bright sand, this makes the beach very child-friendly.  The path leading to the beach is not suitable for baby prams and strollers.

Water sports activities
There are no water sports activities, but the snorkelling conditions along the rocks are very good.

Cala Turqueta beach

Beach restaurants
There are no restaurants, bars or kiosks at Cala Turqueta.

Cala Turqueta Menorca

Nearby holiday resorts
Cala Turqueta is located between two of Menorca’s largest and most popular holiday resorts: Cala’n Bosch to the west and Cala Galdana to the east. If you want to stay in this popular area, we recommend the 4-star Zafiro Menorca, which is one of Menorca’s best family hotels.

Both holiday resorts have lovely beaches as well, but many people still visit Cala Turqueta with their rental car. There is no bus to the beach from either of the two towns.

Cala Turqueta map
The map shows Cala Turqueta deep inside a rocky bay surrounded by large forest areas. If the map is zoomed out, Son Saura can be seen to the west and Cala Macarella to the east. Both lovely natural beaches like Cala Turqueta.