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Motorboat Hire in Menorca

Explore Menorca by speedboat from Ciutadella, Fornells, Cala Galdana or Mahón

The freest way to discover Menorca. Leave when you want, anchor where you want, reach the coves only visible from the sea. With or without skipper included.

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Our fleet in Menorca

Explore Menorca by speedboat — southern coves and northern coast

Menorca by speedboat is a different experience. 216 km of unspoilt coastline, white-sand coves only reachable from the sea, and two coasts each with their own character. Our fleet of speedboats and RIBs is available from the four main ports on the island.

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. The perfect base for a week of speedboating in Menorca.

CIUTADELLA

West coast · Cala Turqueta

The best port for reaching Cala Turqueta and Macarella. If you’re staying in the west of Menorca, Ciutadella is your launch point.

CALA GALDANA

South coast · Spectacular coves

The heart of the south coast. Setting off by speedboat from Cala Galdana gives you direct access to Cala Mitjana, Trebaluger and Turqueta in minutes.

FORNELLS

North coast · Cala Pregonda

The most peaceful bay in Menorca. From Fornells by speedboat you reach Cala Pregonda: red sand, crystal-clear water and no road access.

Why hire a speedboat in Menorca

The island that only makes sense from the sea

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ROAD-FREE COVES

60% of Menorca’s best coves have no road access. You can only reach them by boat or after hours on foot. We’ll take you there.

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TWO COASTS, TWO WORLDS

The south coast has the most turquoise waters. The north, the most wild. In a single day by speedboat you can see both.

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NO CROWDS

Arrive before the ferries and leave when the land tourists show up. By speedboat, Menorca is yours.

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TRANSPARENT PRICING

Boat, fuel, skipper and insurance detailed before you confirm. No surprises, no small print.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know

Do I need a boating licence to hire a speedboat in Menorca?

Yes, a boating licence is required to hire a speedboat without a skipper. If you don’t have a licence, we can include a skipper on any boat in our fleet.

Which port is best to depart from in Menorca?

It depends on where you’re staying and what you want to see. Mahón and Cala Galdana for the south coast and most famous coves. Fornells for the wild north coast. Ciutadella for the western coves like Turqueta and Macarella. Tell us where you are and we’ll recommend the best departure point.

What is the difference between a speedboat and a RIB in Menorca?

A speedboat is more comfortable and faster, ideal for groups of 6 to 12 people with a canopy and cool box. A RIB is more agile and economical: it can enter rocky-bottom coves where larger boats cannot. For groups of 4 to 8 people who want to reach more hidden spots, the RIB is the best option.

What is included in a speedboat hire in Menorca?

Insurance, safety equipment and use of the boat. Fuel, skipper and any extras are agreed separately and we detail everything before you confirm: no surprises.

How far in advance should I book a speedboat in Menorca?

In July and August we recommend booking 3–4 weeks in advance. In June and September 1–2 weeks is usually enough. Message us and we’ll confirm availability the same day.

Can I hire a speedboat by the hour in Menorca?

The most common option is a full day (8 hours), which allows a complete cove-hopping route. A half day (4 hours) is also available for a shorter route from Cala Galdana or Fornells. Get in touch depending on what you want to see.