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The beach in Menorca is definitely worth seeing, however it lacks a shop or cafe like many other beaches in the area. The beach itself and the cliffs and views around it are quite breathtaking, but that's all there is to it. It's a shame there isn't more to offer, as it could be an even better experience.

This location is nothing special - just some pink sand. It's great if you want to visit two beaches in one day, but the walk to Des Bot isn't that exciting.

Platja Binigaus may be within walking distance to Santo Tomas and have free parking next to Es Bruc restaurant, but it is far from great. The main beach is flanked by more private areas, and it is clothing optional, but the lack of facilities makes it a less than ideal spot. Its landscape is far from amazing, with green areas and orange cliffs that don't quite live up to the pictures seen on the internet. Unless you come prepared with drinks and snacks, you may be left feeling disappointed by this beach.

The beach offers stunning views of the ocean from the wooden promenade walk. Unfortunately, the path is currently under construction and can be dangerous in May. There are two large construction projects nearby, but the beach itself is pristine and even has a lifeguard station and first aid area. Plus, the beach comes with basic amenities.

Dette sted er det perfekte sted for rock dykning, og det er kun et stenkast væk fra byen. Men forvent ikke, at det er så godt som Bondi Beach - det er ikke engang 1% så godt. Men hey, det er stadig et fantastisk sted i den smukke verden, vi lever i.

The beauty of Menorca's beaches is undeniable, but the damage caused by mass tourism is a tragedy. The water is polluted with oil and plastic, and fees are charged to enter the island, yet the government fails to adequately protect the environment. Rules are in place, but there is no enforcement, so you can find people playing loud music and boats crossing into restricted areas. There are few garbage bins on the trails, and much of the waste is left by those who don't take their trash back with them. Be sure to wear swimming goggles to spot the jellyfish, as there are often no warning flags raised. A day at the beach can quickly turn sour if you're stung, so take precautions and enjoy the stunning scenery responsibly.