Cala Sa Mesquida is a northern Menorca beach about 10 kilometres from Maó, with fine white sand and clear water for swimming and snorkelling. A coastal path gives you views along the shoreline, while the nearby village has two restaurants. There is a lifeguard post and a small kiosk selling drinks and ice cream. One end of the beach is a popular spot for naturists; seagrass, stones and cliffs are also part of the landscape.
Beach and shoreline
Cala Sa Mesquida lies about 10 kilometres north of Maó. Fine white sand meets clear water, making the cove a good place to swim or snorkel. Seagrass and stones can be present along the shore, and cliffs shape parts of the surrounding coast.
A lifeguard post is on the beach, along with a small kiosk selling drinks and ice cream. One end of the cove is popular with naturists.
Walks and nearby food
A coastal path runs along the shoreline and gives views of the northern coves. The nearby village has two restaurants, including Cap Roig, a seafood restaurant on a clifftop above the cove. Its terrace looks out over the water; lobster stew and calamari are among the dishes associated with the restaurant.
Perguntas frequentes
How far is Cala Sa Mesquida from Maó?
The beach is about 10 kilometres north of Maó.
Is there parking at Cala Sa Mesquida?
Free parking is about 100 metres from the beach.
Are there lifeguards at the beach?
Yes. Cala Sa Mesquida has a lifeguard post.
Is Cala Sa Mesquida a naturist beach?
One end of the beach is a popular spot for naturists.
