Guide to Son Bou

Son Bou, on the south coast, is a pretty yet modern resort, purpose-built to allow tourists to enjoy the largest beach on the island. Set against a backdrop of low hills and approached through rugged countryside, Son Bou is for those who love a beautiful beach and a gentler pace of holiday.

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Recommended Son Bou hotels and apartments

Sol Milanos Pinguinos

Valentin Son Bou Hotel And Apartments

San Jaime Complex

Son Bou hotels and apartments

Our hotels and apartments in Son Bou include Girasols Gardens Apartments, San Jaime Complex, Sol Milanos Pinguinos, Valentin Son Bou Hotel And Apartments and Villa Finesse.

More Menorca holiday destinations

Looking for holidays in Menorca? Our Menorca holiday destinations include Arenal D'en Castell, Binibeca, Binisafua, Cala 'n Blanes, Cala Alcaufar, Cala Blanca, Cala Canutells, Cala Galdana, Cala Santandria, Cala'n Bosch, Cala'n Forcat, Cala'n Porter, Ciudadela, Es Canutells, Es Castell, Es Mercadal, Punta Prima, S'algar, Sa Caleta, San Luis, Santo Tomas, Son Bou, Son Xoriguer and Trebaluger.

Beaches

The narrow sands of Son Bou Beach span around two kilometres with the far end a dedicated nudist beach.

Eating out

Most restaurants are dotted along the seafront, serving a range of food to cater to all visitors' appetites. Try some handmade cheese from Mahon - it's reputed to be the best in Europe!

Nightlife

Son Bou's nightlife buzzes in its lively bars and discos - there's certainly plenty to do.

Shopping

The resort's two commercial centres may somewhat lack local character, but they provide for all tourists' needs, with supermarkets, souvenirs and other essentials.

Local information

Why not take in the British feel of Menorca with a trip up to Es Castel? Founded by the British during their occupation of the island, it was originally called Georgetown after King George III. Today, the small town retains its colonial feel complete with Georgian buildings with sash windows - a most bizarre sight under the hot, Mediterranean sun!