Marlin Marine Rib 38 FUN
Puerto Portals
11.60 m
SeaTime · Menorca
RIB hire in Menorca
RIBs for Menorca’s unspoilt coves, from Ciutadella, Fornells, Cala Galdana or Mahón
Light, fast and easy to anchor: a RIB gets into the small coves you can only see from the sea. With or without a skipper.
216
KM OF COASTLINE
150+
COVES
4
DEPARTURE PORTS
1h
RESPONSE TIME
Our fleet in Menorca
Menorca by RIB: south coast coves and the wild north
By RIB you discover Menorca in a different way: 216 km of wild coastline, white-sand coves and rocky bottoms you can only reach by sea. We suggest the RIB and port that best suit your group.
Instant booking
Capelli Tempest VS
Puerto Santa Eulalia del Río
7.50 m
Instant booking
Sacs 33 Mar y Luz
Puerto Santa Eulalia del Río
11 pers.
0 cabins
Mandatory skipper
2006
10.00 m
Instant booking
Zodiac Medline 2 Narai
Puerto Santa Eulalia del Río
7 pers.
0 cabins
W/W skipper
2012
6.30 m
Agapi Agapi 950 CAREFREE
Puerto Portals
11 pers.
1 cabins
Mandatory skipper
2023
10.00 m
Bat 996 Open
Port d'Andratx
11 pers.
0 cabins
Mandatory skipper
2008
9.96 m
Departure ports in Menorca
Depart from the port closest to you
Four ports, two coasts, each with its own character. We’ll recommend the best departure point depending on where you’re staying and what you want to see.
MAHÓN
East coast · Natural harbour
The largest natural harbour in the Mediterranean. Ideal for exploring the east coast and the southern coves by RIB.
CIUTADELLA
West coast · Cala Turqueta
The best port for Cala Turqueta and Macarella. If you are staying in the west of Menorca, Ciutadella is your base.
CALA GALDANA
South coast · Spectacular coves
The heart of the south coast. By RIB from Cala Galdana you reach Cala Mitjana, Trebaluger and Turqueta in minutes.
FORNELLS
North coast · Cala Pregonda
Menorca’s calmest bay. By RIB from Fornells you reach Cala Pregonda: red sand, crystal-clear water and no road access.
Why hire a RIB in Menorca
The island that only makes sense from the sea
GOES WHERE OTHERS CAN’T
Many of Menorca’s best coves have no land access and are small and rocky. With its shallow draft, a RIB anchors close to the shore.
TWO COASTS IN ONE DAY
The south coast has the most turquoise water; the north is the wildest. A RIB is fast and stable, so in one day you can see both.
GREAT VALUE
It uses less fuel than a motorboat of the same size and works out cheaper for groups of 4 to 10.
TRANSPARENT PRICING
Boat, fuel, skipper, cleaning and VAT itemised before you confirm. No surprises, no small print.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
Do I need a licence to hire a RIB in Menorca?
It depends on the length and engine power; most RIBs require a boating licence. If you don’t have one, we can add a professional skipper to any boat in our fleet.
Which is the best port to leave from in Menorca?
It depends on where you are staying and what you want to see. Mahón and Cala Galdana for the south coast and the most famous coves. Fornells for the wild north coast. Ciutadella for the western coves such as Turqueta and Macarella. Tell us where you are and we suggest the best departure point.
What is the difference between a RIB and a motorboat in Menorca?
A RIB is lighter, more stable and more agile: it gets into rocky coves where larger motorboats can’t fit and is usually cheaper for groups of 4 to 8. A motorboat offers more space, shade and comfort for larger groups.
What does RIB hire in Menorca include?
The boat, compulsory insurance and safety equipment. Fuel, skipper and extras are agreed separately and itemised before you confirm: no surprises.
How far in advance should I book a RIB in Menorca?
In July and August, 3 to 4 weeks ahead. In June and September 1 to 2 weeks is usually enough. Message us and we confirm availability the same day.
Can I hire a RIB by the hour?
The most common option is a full day (8 hours), for a relaxed route around the coves. A half day (4 hours) is also possible for a short route from Cala Galdana or Fornells. Ask us based on what you want to see.