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Cova des Coloms – Path to Cova des Coloms loop from Menorca

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Cova des Coloms – Path to Cova des Coloms loop from Menorca

Moderate

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Cova des Coloms – Path to Cova des Coloms loop from Menorca

02:54

10.7km

140m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 6, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 675 m for 1.15 km

Residents only

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Parking

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Talayot of Bincodrell de Darrere

Highlight • Historical Site

Remains of a prehistoric settlement; a Talayot is a towering megalithic structure characteristic of the early Iron Age of Mallorca and Menorca, after which the Talayot culture (850-550 BC) is named.
In Menorca, 230 archeological sites with Talayots were counted - more or less well preserved.

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Cova des Coloms

Highlight • Cave

Yes, the Cova is worth seeing and the hike is great 🤩 beautiful!

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2.36 km

Path to Cova des Coloms

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

We were active and relaxed in a small group, simply beautiful sides of Menorca

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Es Bruc Beach Restaurant

Highlight • Restaurant

The restaurant is located directly on Cami de Cavalls. We were here around 3 p.m. and it was very crowded and loud, but we quickly got our delicious sangria, something to eat and there was a view of the sea.

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Camí de Cavalls: Sant Tomàs to Cala Galdana

Highlight • Trail

The long-distance hiking trail Cami de Cavalls (GR 223) takes you around Menorca, always along the coast. It has a centuries-old history, which is why the Menorcans consider it a cultural heritage of its own. The path played an important role in defense due to pirate raids in the 16th century. It was forgotten for a long time, was gradually swallowed up by private property and only later reopened, restored and signposted for tourist purposes. Since 2010, the path has been marked and expanded for hikers, cyclists and horse riders.

Source and more info
asi-reisen.de/fw/camidecavalls

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