Menorca is an accessible and friendly destination for travelers with disabilities. With a wide range of adapted services and attractions, it is easy to enjoy a worry-free vacation. Here we show you some tips and recommendations for traveling with people with disabilities.
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Adapted beaches
There are several adapted beaches in Menorca for people with disabilities. These beaches feature services such as lifeguards, access ramps, amphibious wheelchairs, adapted toilets, and other amenities to make the beach experience as accessible as possible.
Below are the 10 accessible beaches in Menorca: Santo Tomas, Cala Galdana, Son Bou, Cala en Porter, Punta Prima, Es Grau, Arenal d’En Castell, Sa Platja Gran, Santandria and Binibèquer.
It should be noted that adapted beaches are located in urbanized areas and that it is quite difficult to visit some of the island’s virgin beaches.
Tips and recommendations
When planning your trip to Menorca, be sure to research and book in advance to ensure you get the best services and amenities for your disability. It is also a good idea to bring a wheelchair or assistive device if you need one.
Accommodation
There is a wide variety of adapted hotels in Menorca that offer a wide range of services and amenities for travelers with disabilities, and which are perfectly prepared so that all aspects of your trip are covered. Ask the hotel for information and book in advance to ensure you get the best accommodation for your needs.
Transportation
Menorca Airport offers a wide range of services for travelers with disabilities, including ramps and wheelchairs. There is also a wide variety of adapted taxis and buses available on the island.
Services for people with disabilities
The island has a wide range of services for people with disabilities, including ramps, elevators, and adapted toilets. These services are available in most public places, including restaurants, shops, and museums.
You can check the services offered on the island on the information boards found at tourist information offices or at the Red Cross. However, it is advisable to call beforehand to ensure that the services you need will be available during your visit. Do not hesitate to contact them for more information on adapted services and beaches.
