Cala’n forcat is a purpose-built resort that popped up in the Eighties and forms part of a collection of more recently established mini resorts Cala’n Forcat in the west, Cala’n Blanes, and Cala’n Brut team up to form what is known locally as the resort of Los Delfines. Collectively they wake up this sleepy part of Menorca’s west coast in the Balearic Islands and provide a got-it-all resort. Cala’n Forcat is Menorca’s liveliest resort it may not be buzzing by Ibiza standards but the English theme bars, disco bars and restaurants catering to various tastes keep the nightlife lively.

Cala'n Forcat with its unique fork-shaped inlet, surrounded by rocky cliffs the picturesque cove is famous for its many bathing platforms and pretty bridges that connect the inlets. The shallow waters on the small beach are ideal for the kids and they can even go crab hunting on the rocky inlet. For a bit more space you can head to the beach at Cala’n Blanes.

This modern, relaxing resort is the ideal getaway for the family holiday. It is a child-friendly resort with lots to do with play areas and bouncy castles being laid on by the restaurants and the throughout the town you will find trampolines, playgrounds. Mini-golf and a waterpark.

While holidaying in Cala’n Forcat a visit to Cuitadella is a most within easy reach just a 10-minute drive to experience a taste of authentic Menorca, fine old Spanish palaces, a wonderful old town, and a charming little harbour. Cuitadella was the original capital of Menorca and provides a superb contrast to the beach and holiday resort. You find a great atmosphere, excellent shopping and narrow streets with hidden cafes treats.