Silversea Luxury Cruises À PORTO MAHON

Golf Son Parc is a championship quality course, ideal for beginners and experienced golfers alike. The course is both challenging and picturesque. It is located just a few hundred metres (110 yards) from the award winning Son Parc Beach on the north coast of Menorca.

Son Parc Golf Club

Depart the pier for the short drive to the Son Parc Golf Club. Upon arrival, begin your round of golf. Located behind Son Parc Beach (Arenal de Son Saura del Nord) on Menorca's north coast, the course features inland views of Monte Toro, the island's highest point, in the distance. Wooded hills, native flora and a protected wet zone surround the course, which is also home to a rich variety of bird-life and a flock of peacocks that live behind the third green.

Designed by ex-Ryder Cup player Dave Thomas, this championship quality, Par 69 golf course that is suitable for both experience golfers and beginners.

At the conclusion of your 18-hole round of golf, re-board your coach for the short transfer back to the pier.

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of activity, and is recommended for guests in good physical condition. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Golfing attire, soft spikes or trainers, and sun protection are recommended. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Club rental is included in the price.

Golf Son Parc is a championship quality course, ideal for beginners and experienced golfers alike. The course is both challenging and picturesque. It is located just a few hundred metres (110 yards) from the award winning Son Parc Beach on the north coast of Menorca.

Son Parc Golf Club

Depart the pier for the short drive to the Son Parc Golf Club. Upon arrival, begin your round of golf. Located behind Son Parc Beach (Arenal de Son Saura del Nord) on Menorca's north coast, the course features inland views of Monte Toro, the island's highest point, in the distance. Wooded hills, native flora and a protected wet zone surround the course, which is also home to a rich variety of bird-life and a flock of peacocks that live behind the third green.

Designed by ex-Ryder Cup player Dave Thomas, this championship quality, Par 69 golf course that is suitable for both experience golfers and beginners.

At the conclusion of your 9-hole round of golf, re-board your coach for the short transfer back to the pier.

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of activity, and is recommended for guests in good physical condition. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Golfing attire, soft spikes or trainers, and sun protection are recommended. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Club rental is included in the price.

_{This half day tour offers the opportunity to be guided by Simon Gornes, Doctor in Prehistorical Archaeology, through several archaeological sites of the Talayotic culture of Menorca, candidate to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2021.}

_{In addition, Menorca has already been declared a Biosphere Reserve back in 1993 by UNESCO. The chosen archaeological sites are set in very well preserved rural and natural environments, currently managed as farms. The first visit will be in the prehistoric village of Cornia Nou, located near Mahón city.}

_{Different talayots -like towers- and temples were built on a little hill. You will have the opportunity to see several monuments ranging from the Bronze Age to the Romanization of the island. You will make a stop in a local cafeteria to have a snack.}

_{Then, visit the site of Rafal Rubí (Alaior), an emblematic bronze age funerary monument, unique of the island of Menorca. You will see the funerary chambers and the funerary rites will be explained by Simon Gornes. Visit the taula temple enclosure of Trepucó (Mahón). Here you can see the talayot, like a big tower built with large cyclopean stones, and behind it, you will admire a large taula and a beautiful sanctuary surrounded by a 18th century defensive wall, made by the Spanish army when Saint Philips Castle was besieged by the Spanish troops in the year 1782, when the island was under British goverment.}

_{The prehistoric wall that is surrounding the village was remodeled and improved, following canons of the influence Carthaginian fortification. Also, a magnificent talayot -a big prehistoric tower- can be seen at this site which stands out as having one of the most spectacular taula sanctuary enclosures.}

_{After this enriching visits reboard your coach for the 20-minute drive back to the Pier.}

Discover the stunning beauty of Menorca Island in an active new way during this scenic and invigorating, half-day bicycle excursion.

Port Mahon, Menorca Island, Punta Prima, Biniancolla, Binibeca, Beaches, Natural Pool

After a 30-minute drive to the bike centre, meet your guide and receive your safety and tour instructions, along with your gear and bicycle. Afterward, begin your picturesque, approximately three-hour guided Mountain bike tour. Your route covers the incomparable south coast of the island of Menorca. Along the way, pedal through the villages of Punta Prima, Biniancolla and Binibeca. A charming fishing village, Binibeca is home to idyllic beaches with crystal-clear waters, and offers a wealth of spectacular panoramic views and photo opportunities. Leaving Binibeca, a visit is made to a natural swimming pool near Binibeca Town.

Interior Menorca, San Luis, Calla Torret, Es Pou Nou, San Ganxo Tower, Panoramic Vistas

Next, pedal to the interior part of the island along an easy, off-road route through small urban and typical country zones. Following a brief stop in the old, French-built village of San Luis, visits are made to the rural farmhouses of Cala Torret and Es Pou Nou, with their charming, white-coloured, typical Menorcan houses. From here, your ride continues on to the spectacular Son Ganxo Tower, an 18th-century defence tower that has been converted into a hostel. The diversity of roadways, incredible scenery, and local villages travelled and seen on this tour combine to reveal the true essence of Menorca. Your tour concludes back at the bike Centre. After returning your bicycle and gear, then commence the 30-minute drive back to the pier.

The Camí de Cavalls, an unpaved bridle path almost 200km (125 miles) long which extends around the island mostly along the coastline has recently been re-opened, enabling both horse riders and cyclists to access the hidden beaches and woodlands of the coast. With rolling hills, quiet roads, and many unpaved trails, Menorca cycling is one of the best ways to explore the hidden parts of this unspoiled island.

Depart the pier for the drive to the activity centre. Upon arrival, receive your safety briefing, equipment and instructions before commencing the tour. Mountain biking is a sport that has long been enjoyed on Menorca and is now becoming popular with visitors of all ages and ability.

Bike Ride

This 2.5 hour tour traverses the north coast through the Camí de Tramuntana and the Cavalleria region. The tour offers a mixture of hilly, flat and gravel pathways by the inlet of the Cap de Cavalleria. Routes may vary depending on ability of participants.

After returning your bicycle it is a short ride back to the pier area.

Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of activity, and is recommended for guests in extremely good physical condition. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or health problems. The minimum age required to participate in this tour is 14 years old.The total distance covered during the bicycle tour is approximately 7.5 miles (12 kilometres). Participants may at times have to pick bike up and walk small distances. There are no restroom stops on this tour. Guests should wear appropriate clothing, sun protection and water from the ship.

Experience some of the best-known sites of Menorca during this scenic, half-day sightseeing excursion. Blessed with outstanding environmental diversity, Menorca became a protected UNESCO biosphere zone in 1993, with the aim of conserving its natural beauty whilst supporting sustainable tourism. Spectacular features include gullies, land and underwater caves, lagoons and dune systems, plus an abundance of flora and fauna and many wildlife species that are unique to the island.

Fornells Village and Bay

Depart the pier for the short, approximately 20-minute drive through the fertile north countryside en route to the fishing village of Fornells, nestled on the shores of a magnificent bay of the same name. An important shipping harbour in days past, Fornells Bay is now a popular hub for water sports, including windsurfing, kayaking and sailing.

Monte Toro

Next, proceed to nearby Mercadal Village and ascend the 1,171-foot (357-metre) Monte Toro, the geographic centre of the island. Upon arrival, take in splendid panoramic vistas of Fornell Bay, the surrounding countryside, 14th-century buildings, a 17th-century monastery, bejewelled statue of the Virgin Mary, and more.

Subaida Farm and Coastal Drive

Leaving Monte Toro, drive to the nearby Subaida Farm and Estates. Take a guided tour of this expansive, family-owned farm, and observe the cheese production process. There are 350 hectares (865 acres) of which 200 (495 acres) are used to grow animal feed and the rest woodland and shoreline. Afterward, sample different aged cheeses, meats and biscuits, then stop by the farm shop.

Your tour concludes with a scenic drive to the north coast, and photo stops at the picturesque Port of Addaia and coastal resort of Arenal de'n Castell before commencing the short drive back to the pier.

This yet unspoiled island offers some of the most unique and spectacular diving in this part of the Mediterranean. On your dive you will be able to experience the pleasures of diving in crystal clear turquoise waters where the visibility can reach more than 50 meters (164 feet).

Depart the pier for the short drive to the Dive Centre. Receive your diving instructions and equipment and board your dive boat for the ride out to S'Algar, a pristine island located off the beautiful south coast of Menorca.

Scuba Dive

Upon arrival, begin your guided diving excursion in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Along the way, explore caverns, swim-throughs, overhangs, etc. for every level, even beginners. Even if you are not into ¨caves¨ you will find the topography of Menorca under water, well worth a dive.

Refreshments are served on-board the boat. At the conclusion of your diving excursion, return to the Dive Centre, and then transfer back to the pier.

Discover an eclectic blend of prehistoric sites, picturesque landscapes, quaint villages and splendid holiday resorts during this half-day outing in Menorca. With natural parks, a rich cultural heritage, delicious local products and cuisine for you to discover, Menorca is not only stunning beaches, soaring cliffs and tiny islands with marine reserves teeming with life.

Depart the pier for the drive to the island's interior along the main road that divides Menorca into north and south.

Monte Toro

At Es Mercadal, your coach leaves the main road and follows the steep and twisting pathway to the summit of Monte Toro, which is shared by a 16th-century church, a monastery, a bar-restaurant and a souvenir shop. From atop Monte Toro, take in panoramic views across the island in all directions.

Torralba d'en Salord

After descending Monte Toro, proceed for the drive to the renowned megalithic site of Torralba d'en Salord. Upon arrival, take a guided tour to see one of the well-preserved taulas found only on Menorca. These table-like structures, with a large stone slab resting on a monolith, are remains from the Talayot era, a megalithic civilisation that flourished in the Mediterranean between 1500 B.C. and the Roman conquest.

Cova d'en Xoroi

Next, your drive continues south to Cova d'en Xoroi, a series of caves situated in a scenic location in the cliffs near the holiday settlement of Cala'n Porter. Upon arrival, there are winding wooden steps leading to the caves' entrance. Once inside, visit the cave bar for a refreshing beverage. The uniqueness of the cave is well worth negotiating the walk down.

Following your tour, re-board your coach for the return drive to the harbour.

The island of Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993, is a true paradise for sea kayaking. Menorca is the northernmost of the Balearic Islands where the landscape is like a mosaic due to its unusual geology. Little coves are interspersed with sandy beaches; colourful rocky coastal areas alternate with high cliffs, typical fishing villages and quaint little ports. It is the perfect natural setting to discover by kayak.

Kayak Adventure

Many of the untouched virgin beaches can only be reached from the sea, and so kayaking is often the way to find that empty white stretch of sand even in the height of the summer season. Unlike motor boats, kayaks can get really close up to the coast line, get to unusual and interesting places including exploring sea caves all whilst the only noise is that of the sea birds and lapping water.

Your Kayak journey begins at the bay of Fornells or the village of Es Grau in the S'Albufera Nature Park, depending on the wind direction and sea conditions. If the conditions on the north coast are not suitable then the kayaks will be moved to the south coast where it will be more sheltered and the seas will be calmer.

Upon arrival, receive your safety briefing, paddle and tour instructions before commencing your 2.5-hour guided kayaking adventure. With warm seas, pristine beaches and plenty of sheltered coves, the island is a perfect place to experience the unspoiled coastline full of marine and bird life as you paddle in crystal clear waters.

Once out of the water, re-board your coach for the return trip to the pier.

Discover the coastal beauty of Menorca during this scenic excursion to the Village of Fornells, Son Bou Beach, and a visit to Mahon. This traditional town of fishermen has become a major reference thanks to its outstanding fish restaurants and an unparalleled variety of nautical sports that can be practiced in the shelter of its bay. In their white-washed houses, the inhabitants of Fornells have always kept a calm life of respect with nature.

Depart the pier for the approximately 20-minute drive through the fertile north countryside to the fishing village of Fornells.

Fornells

Your first stop is to the picturesque fishing village of Fornells, set on a magnificent bay of the same name. An important harbour in days gone past for ships to take shelter from the strong north winds, today this village is now a pleasure ground for watersports which include windsurfing, kayaking and sailing. Fornells is also very well known locally for its fish restaurants and the King of Spain is amongst the many famous people that come here to eat the Menorcan Caldereta, a dish based on local lobster.

Son Bou Beach

Your tour continues to the largest sandy beach on the island, Son Bou Beach backs onto the open countryside and is relatively undisturbed in terms of modern development. However, there are still some hotels, holiday complexes, a few shops, bars, restaurants, and a discotheque nearby. Upon arrival, a brief photo stop is made at this scenic locale.

Mahon

The tour returns to Mahon where you will leave the coach at the main square and walk downhill back to the harbour through the centre of town. The walk through this attractive town gives one a glimpse of the different phases in the islands turbulent history, the many architectural styles reflecting the frequent changes of rule. The centre offers an interesting mix of narrow streets lines with whitewashed houses, wide open squares and grand historical buildings.

You may opt to skip the walking tour and return directly back to the ship via coach.

Explore Mahon at your leisure during a full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Mahon at your leisure during a half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Mahon at your leisure during a full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Mahon at your leisure during a half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.