Weather in Menorca in Autumn

Autumn in Menorca begins on September 23 and lasts until December 21. Temperatures range between 18°C and 25°C, making it ideal for coastal walks, hiking trails, and enjoying outdoor terraces without the summer heat.

Things to Do in Menorca in Autumn

Autumn is the perfect season to experience Menorca at your own pace, discovering its cultural heritage, cuisine, and natural beauty without any rush.

1. Explore the Camí de Cavalls

The Camí de Cavalls, the iconic 185-kilometer trail that circles the island, takes on a special charm in autumn. Mild temperatures and the island’s tranquility allow for peaceful hikes or bike rides, revealing hidden coastal spots and natural landscapes at a slower rhythm. Near Cala en Bosch, the segments leading to Son Saura and Cala en Turqueta offer unforgettable walks through pine-scented paths with Mediterranean views. Guests staying near Son Bou can enjoy routes to Cala de Llucalari, a secluded spot surrounded by low cliffs and native vegetation—perfect for those seeking serenity and seaside strolls without crowds.

2. Discover Uncrowded Coves

In summer, many of Menorca’s most famous coves can get quite busy, but autumn transforms them into true havens of peace. It’s the perfect time to visit places like Cala Macarella and Macarelleta, with their turquoise waters and white sands. Popular beaches such as Cala en Bosch and the long stretch of Son Bou regain their natural calm during this season, ideal for long beach walks, peaceful swims, and relaxing moments by the sea.

3. Savor Menorcan Cuisine

Autumn in Menorca is not only for tranquil landscapes—it’s also a wonderful season to taste the island’s cuisine at its best. Traditional recipes and seasonal ingredients take center stage in family kitchens, local markets, and restaurants. The island’s signature dish, lobster stew (caldereta de langosta), becomes a must-try. Mahón-Menorca cheese, with its intense flavor and unique texture, pairs perfectly with a good local wine. And for a relaxing afternoon, nothing beats a coffee with pastissets or a handmade ensaimada—classic treats from Menorca’s pastry tradition.

4. Immerse Yourself in the Island’s Culture and Traditions

Autumn is the ideal time to explore Menorca’s rich historical and cultural heritage without the rush of summer. Charming villages like Alaior, Es Mercadal, and Fornells invite you to wander their cobblestone streets, admire traditional architecture, and relax in lively local squares. Artisan markets come alive with seasonal products and unique handmade crafts—perfect souvenirs from the island. Plus, Menorca’s Talayotic archaeological sites offer a quieter experience during this season, allowing you to connect with the island’s ancient past.

5. Autumn Activities in Menorca

Autumn in Menorca strikes the perfect balance between nature and tranquility—ideal for active travelers. Boat trips along the southern coast reveal hidden coves and a sea still warm enough to enjoy. For cycling enthusiasts, rural paths and coastal trails showcase a landscape full of autumn contrasts, with golden fields and cliffside views of the Mediterranean. In the northeast, the S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park becomes a paradise for birdwatching, as migratory species find refuge here during this time of year.

Hotels in Menorca for Autumn

Valentin Hotels in Menorca offer the perfect combination of comfort, local cuisine, and strategic locations to enjoy the island during the fall months. Both hotels remain open until the end of October, giving you the chance to experience Menorca at its most peaceful and authentic—far from the summer crowds.

In the south of the island, Valentin Star Menorca – Adults Only, located by the charming marina of Cala’n Bosch, is a perfect retreat for couples seeking romance and tranquility. This adults-only hotel features rooms with harbor views, a large outdoor pool, and restaurants that blend Mediterranean and international cuisine. Its location is ideal for evening strolls around the port and enjoying the relaxed vibe of low-season bars and restaurants.

Meanwhile, Valentin Son Bou, ideal for families, is just minutes from Menorca’s longest beach, Son Bou. It’s the perfect choice for families and active travelers who want to combine rest with outdoor adventures. The hotel offers rooms and apartments with sea views, spacious natural surroundings, swimming pools, and entertainment programs for all ages. Its proximity to hiking trails and inland villages makes it easy to explore a more rural and serene Menorca during autumn.

Traveling to Menorca in autumn means rediscovering the island at its calmest and most authentic. Whether you're planning a romantic escape or a family vacation close to nature, Valentin Hotels has the ideal accommodation to enjoy beaches, cuisine, and unforgettable landscapes.

Book your autumn getaway and experience Menorca with calm, flavor, and nature.