The long natural harbour of Maó from the La Mola headland

5 of the best · Menorca, Spain

Getting to and Around Menorca

The airport, the island’s buses and beach buses, and the ferries to Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona and Valencia.

Our 5 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026

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Insiders' picks

Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Menorca.

  1. Run by Aena

    Menorca Airport (MAH)

    Maó·Airport

    The island’s airport, just south-west of Maó, run by Aena.

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  2. Including the beach buses

    Island buses (TIB Menorca / Mou-t)

    Menorca·Island buses

    The Consell Insular’s island buses, including the summer lines to Macarella and Favàritx.

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Arriving 1

The airport.

  1. Run by Aena

    Menorca Airport (MAH)

    Maó·Airport

    The island’s airport, just south-west of Maó, run by Aena.

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Around the island 1

Buses.

  1. Including the beach buses

    Island buses (TIB Menorca / Mou-t)

    Menorca·Island buses

    The Consell Insular’s island buses, including the summer lines to Macarella and Favàritx.

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Ferries 3

To Mallorca and the mainland.

  1. About 3½ hours on the fast ferry

    Baleària (Barcelona–Ciutadella)

    Ciutadella port·Ferries

    Baleària’s route between Barcelona and Ciutadella: 5h 15min, or about three and a half hours on its fast ferry.

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  2. Fast ferry to Mallorca

    Menorca Lines (Alcúdia–Ciutadella)

    Ciutadella port·Ferries

    The fast ferry between Port d’Alcúdia in Mallorca and Ciutadella.

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  3. To Barcelona, Valencia and the islands

    Trasmed (Maó and Ciutadella)

    Maó harbour·Ferries

    Trasmed’s ferries from Maó to Barcelona, Valencia, Palma, Alcúdia and Ibiza, and from Ciutadella to Alcúdia.

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