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Cala’n Bosch
Venture to the south east of Menorca to discover one of the island’s most luxurious resorts. Cala’n Bosch holidays have long been popular with families and young couples who are looking for a slice of Balearic paradise.
Two idyllic beaches, a beautiful marina and numerous family-friendly activities make Cala’n Bosch a strong contender for Menorca’s most sought after holiday destination. Inspired? Book your dream holiday in Cala’n Bosch, Menorca for 2026 or 2027 today.
So, what separates this Menorca resort from the competition? This stunning location has all the makings of a dream resort, with a wide selection of restaurants, bars and family-friendly Cala’n Bosch hotels, self-catering apartments and private villas.
The sheer natural beauty of Cala’n Bosch will take your breath away - the azure Mediterranean Sea, take in winding cobbled streets which take in whitewashed buildings, including quaint shops and boutiques. Cala’n Bosch is also the perfect place to kick back and relax; you can take things at a pace that suits you.
As for the weather, Cala'n Bosch is noticeably pleasant all year-round with mild winters and baking hot summers. Read on for a more detailed overview of the weather throughout the year.
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In January and February, Cala’n Bosch, like the rest of Menorca, enjoys cool temperatures of around 12 degrees Celsius. While it may be a little cold for a swim, a romantic stroll along the beach is certainly not out of the question.
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As we edge closer to Spring, Cala’n Bosch begins to warm up - no April showers here. You can expect temperatures of around 15 degrees in March and April.
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In May, the temperature in Cala’n Bosch rises to around 18 degrees. That said, it’s not uncommon for the temperature to hit 20 on particularly hot days.
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Cala’n Bosch in June is a real treat for sun-seekers with temperatures averaging around the low to mid 20s. If you book early enough, you can usually get a great deal on your holiday before the schools break up for summer.
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July and August are Cala’n Bosch’s hottest months. The height of summer brings with it temperatures around the mid to high 20s. Averages of 25-28 are common around this time.
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Looking for a very late summer break? Cala’n Bosch in September remains hot with the temperature sitting comfortably around the early 20s.
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Don’t be fooled into thinking that Cala’n Bosch in October is cold. It may be getting chillier in the UK, but this part of Menorca still enjoys an average temperature of around 15 to 18 degrees.
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In November and December, Cala’n Bosch begins to cool down a little with temperatures returning to around 12 degrees. If you’re looking for a relaxed winter break, we definitely recommend this sublime holiday destination.
Discover one of Menorca’s most luxurious holiday destinations
Cala’n Bosch is one of the highlights of the Balearic Islands. Visitors to this outstanding part of Menorca have the best of both worlds - a relaxing base that’s close enough to the action should you want to explore.
If a stay in Cala’n Bosch sounds like your perfect holiday, you’ve come to the right place. You’ll find a fantastic selection of affordable holiday deals at prices that won’t break the bank. Book your dream holiday to Menorca for 2026 or 2027 with Holiday Gems.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro
Language: Catalan and Spanish
Local Time: GMT+2
Flight time: Approx. 3 Hour flight from UK
Sol Falcó Menorca
4.2
Google reviews (2468)
Cala’n Bosch
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£359pp
Based on 7 Nights, Bed & Breakfast,
Including Flight & Hotel
A splashing time is in store for families staying at Sol Falcó Menorca, a fabulous escape in Menorca’s popular resort of Cala’n Bosch. A fun-filled water park is among the main attractions at this modern hotel where a host of exciting sports and energising activities include football, beach volleyba...
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4.2
Google reviews (2468)
Andrew Farthing
As I write this review I am sill at the hotel, I thought I would share my views whilst still fresh.
In general we were very happy with the hotel, the staff and the amenities, however there are a few disappointing things most of which have already been highlighted before.
The rooms are adequate but not luxurious, the air-conditioning works well apart from the eggy smell, there is a shortage of power sockets and no facilities, if you want a kettle then it costs extra.
The pool areas are great and fun for the kids, however the main pools are far too deep, I understand the need for the drop areas for the slides to be deep, but the depth needs altering to a more reasonable and safer for the kids. Then for no reason at all the lifeguards decided that they would ban all floatation aids from the main pool for one afternoon, with no explanation given. We were unable to speak to any manager to find out why as the were all in a meeting with the hotel executive team, which according the receptionist they could not disturb, even to deal with complaints from many guests.
The bar is well stocked but under manned with large queues for drinks at peak times, I'm glad we got the gold upgrade which allows you to jump the queues with a special service area.
The restaurant has a large selection of food, so there is something for everyone one. However the temperature of the food could be higher. The main problem with the restaurant is lack of staff clearing tablets, we had to do this ourselves on most evenings just to get a table. If you are late in not only do you have to clear your own tablet, there is then a shortage of cups, glasses and cutlery, as most of this is used and just stacked up on trolleys.
The entertainment has been fantastic our 3 year old granddaughter loved the kids disco each evening and the shows were excellent.
The entertainment team are full of energy and work really hard for everyone
Just a few of my personal observations.
Do let me put anyone off coming as we are having a great time.
Amanda Quigley
Beautiful Resort. Hotel was Excellent Clean and Modern. Several different pool areas which was brilliant if you want to relax in the quiet as the main pool is busy and noisy. Food was good, tasty and lots of variety, the only downside is that it's not kept at a warm enough temperature so by the time you sit to eat, it's basically Cold. This was not a one off it was daily and this is the only negative I have about the resort otherwise I would have given it 5 stars
15 min walk to the Marina for all bars and restaurants, and souvenir shops. And you pass the main beach area on the way.
Don't miss the lovely little beach area close to the resort, leave by the corner of the dining area and walk straight down and at the bottom is a lovely little beach area with Shops, and beach bars and restaurants... £21 euros for the 2xLoungers and a parasol for the day but well worth a visit. Beautiful little cove area.
Aleksandra Luczak
I’ll start with positive things which is the hotel location location and amazing 3 pools (out of 5) surrounded by beautiful nature where one can really disconnect and relax! It’s all really impressive!
When it comes to food - very regular but I think everyone can find something.
However, my room was awful, mold in the bathroom, the air condition smelled terrible and I couldn’t use it plus the room was facing the big pool which meant constant noise all day and until late evening hours. Hopefully other rooms were better but that’s just my experience.
Samantha Byrnes
We stayed here during May Half Term and I've got to say it was very pleasant.
The staff were brilliant. When we first arrived, the reception staff were so welcoming and even give my child Spiderman sun glasses (my child is Spiderman obsessed). We asked about a dress code, and was told the only thing we need to do was to have fun. Then, the entertainment staff- they made our holidays. They were so full of energy, polite and funny. The entertainment was brilliant and catered for both adults and children, they even had a cinema night in the kids area. The pools and slides were great fun and kept my child entertained for the week. Some of the pools are deep and cold but wasn't an issue. The hotel was clean and tidy, they even had a robot cleaning the pools which entertained my child. The food was great, and plenty of variety. The all inclusive coin system was such a great idea as it encourages you to take the cups back.
We loved how close we were to the beach and the marina. Beautiful walks.
We had the best week and would definitely return in the future.
Jack Taylor
Difficult to rate this hotel. There's some great qualities about it. The staff are polite and friendly, but Ive come away feeling a little unwhelmed considering it's a 4* hotel.
Our room was small, one double and a fold out. Space to hang things and shelves. One small table indoors. One chair. Table on the balcony and 2 chairs. If you want a kettle it's 3 euro a day to rent.
Little fridge in there so you can go get bits and pieces from the many local markets.
The balcony has a little fold out airer for drying clothes on, couldn't help but think it would have been better being mounted to the other side of the balcony as we faced east and the airer was mounted on the south side of the balcony meaning nothing was in the sun after 11ish. So we resorted back to the classic hanging stuff over the balcony to dry.
AC in the room was good and kept the room lovely and cool.
You can hear other rooms quite easily and it was difficult to get a good sleep.
The floors in the room were quite dirty when we arrived. Like having to brush your feet off before getting in bed dirty.
Showers in the room very good.
Again though thers no secondary lock/ chain/ latch on the door or for the balcony so if you've got kids that enjoy being escape artists, you're probably not going to get a good night's sleep.
I think my biggest disappointment and something to make other family travellers aware of is the main pools with the slides.
The splash zone is great for toddlers, it's around a foot deep at it's furthest point but the slides exit to the bigger pool which is 1.9m deep so if you're like my travelling with a young child who is learning to swim but still relies on armbands/ floaties it's not ideal as you can't stand in the pool and wait for them to come down.
I think the depth needs to be reduced to 1.2m or 1.5m to make that process easier and safer for parent's and children.
Food was generally good however on our last night it was pretty much fish or pork options which is fine for us but I couldnt help but think people with dietary restrictions for religious reasons would have been left with a few vegetables if they weren't keen on fish either.
Again a layout change would be better with all your proteins first where you grab your plates then onto sides it's current layout is some proteins some carbs at the beginning but the main meats in the middle of the serving area. So you end up wandering down first to see what's on offer before getting your food so when you do have a full plate you are dodging a lot of people going back to your table.
We went the week before half term in the UK and bar access was easy. But more staff are required at the bar during half term times as the queues get quite long, queuing round the corner, it was quicker for me to walk to the supermarket get bottled drinks and snacks than wait to be served at the hotel.
You're very close to the beach and it's only around 8 euro for a taxi to the marina.
Paradise Club and Spa Aparthotel
4.7
Google reviews (1812)
Cala’n Bosch
Prices from
£539pp
Based on 7 Nights, All Inclusive,
Including Flight & Hotel
Escape to stylish serenity in Cala’n Bosch, where the Paradise Club and Spa Aparthotel offers fantastic facilities for all the family. Spend your days on the beautiful white sand beach and take a dip in the azure waters of the Mediterranean, later returning to your abode to enjoy some of the delici...
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4.7
Google reviews (1812)
Lisa Hall
Great multi-generation holiday. All staff were happy and helpful at reception restaurant and bars. Any issues were sorted quickly. Great location. Entertainment staff hard working. Food was good plenty of vegetarian options. All.inclusive premium drinks were good at main bar. Only negative is that pool tiling needs re-doing as one of our party cut their foot badly due to lots of mising tiles.
Jamie
Very disappointing compared with MarSenses Cala d’Or
We are just coming to the end of our summer holiday here after previously having a fantastic stay at the MarSenses resort in Cala d’Or. To say we have been disappointed with this resort would be a huge understatement.
The biggest issue has been the food. It has been bland, repetitive and lacking in variety, with virtually the same options available at lunch and dinner every day. There were constant queues just to get a table, followed by more queues for the food, making every meal feel like being back in a school dinner hall. We actually ended up paying to eat out several times despite booking an all-inclusive holiday, simply because we couldn’t face eating the same food again.
To make matters worse, the pool bar ran out of drinks and was closed for the entire afternoon today, which is simply unacceptable for an all-inclusive resort in peak season.
The entertainment has also been very poor. The children’s disco runs from 8:30–9:30 pm but consists of the same five or six songs every single night, mostly aimed at toddlers (Baby Shark, etc.). Our daughters, aged 6 and 7, were bored after the first couple of evenings and asked to go back to the room on the remaining nights. The daytime entertainment around the pool follows the same pattern, with the same songs and activities repeated day after day.
Our apartment itself was good, and we have no complaints about the room. However, we appear to have been one of the lucky ones, as many guests commented that they had older rooms with dated décor and ageing wall-mounted air conditioning units that struggled to keep the rooms cool.
Overall, the resort feels significantly understaffed and under-resourced. Between the poor food, long queues, repetitive entertainment and operational issues, this has been a very disappointing experience.
Unfortunately, we wouldn’t return to this resort. There are much better all-inclusive options available in Menorca for the money.
Jamie
UK
Jack Leigh
The staff at the Marsenses were absolutely amazing! Some of the best I have ever seen, the Sensi-crew were just fantastic! Our eldest son had so much interaction with them, big shoutout to Xavi and Andrei, they were amazing! I’m hoping they will remember George (my eldest son) well and we can’t wait to come back again soon! They were very interactive with our youngest son as well, he loved it when they did baby shark at the mini disco! The reception team really looked after us during our stay, the bar team were brilliant and the restaurant staff were the absolute best! The male restaurant worker who has a ponytail was very interactive with my two sons when they was sitting down for food and made us feel so welcome, there is nothing bad I could say about this hotel or the staff at all!
Gail Foster
I have just come back from a week's holiday and we all had a great time. The kids pools were absolutely fantastic, my grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed them. The hotel was very clean and the staff were very helpful. There were queues for the restaurant but staff did get us seated as soon as they could, there were 5 of us in our party. The orange juice and milk did run out a few times but again the staff helped out, very minor problems really. My grandchildren loved the entertainment. If like me you drink English tea then I highly recommend you take your own t bags. The harbour is a short walk over the road and is surrounded by bars and restaurants and is very pretty. Highly recommend the area and hotel.
NH Daysout
Beautiful family hotel in a quiet area of Menorca. Great for younger children but not loads to do for primary age+. although the pools and slides were brilliant and kept the kids entertained for the most. No kids club but a few activities on throughout the day. A bit lacking for my kids but depends on how busy you want to be! Evening entertainment was so so. Food was plentiful with lots of choice for kids, salad bar, pizza station, vegetarian options, fresh grilled fish and meat with a different theme every night. Rooms were spacious. Aircon was absolutely fine in 25c night. Sofa bed just ok. Appreciated the sustainability efforts and free water filling stations. As others have said staff work tirelessly.
Activities
Cala’n Bosch is a relaxing haven, but that’s not say the area is without its share of activities. There’s plenty going on for families and couples here, including water sports and day trips to the vibrant town of Ciutadella. We’ve listed the best things to do in Cala’n Bosch to help you prepare for your break.
Head on a boat trip on the Mediterranean Sea
Boat trips regularly depart from the Cala’n Bosch marina for holidaymakers who want to explore more of Menorca. Set sail on turquoise waters and prepare to be awestruck by the area’s striking natural beauty.
Visit Ciutadella
The historic town of Ciutadella is just a 20 minute drive from Cala’n Bosch and is not to be missed. Explore the area’s breathtaking Gothic cathedrals or get lost among the many cobbled streets that wind through the town. If you get hungry, we’d strongly recommend one of the Ciutadella’s traditional restaurants for authentic Spanish tapas and local specialities.
Head to the beach
Looking for beaches in Cala’n Bosch. Did you know Menorca boasts more beaches than Ibiza and Majorca? Cala’n Bosch Beach and Son Xoriguer are the two main coves found here. Both are easily accessible and provide a leisurely setting for a relaxing day in the sun.
Water sports
Water sports is available throughout the Cala’n Bosch for anyone wanting to test their skills on the Mediterranean waves.
Visit the fun fair or water park
There’s plenty going on in Cala’n Bosch for you and your little ones too. For a day they’ll never forget, take them to the fun fair or the impressive Aqua Rock water park where you’ll find plenty of slides and a go-karting track!
Nightlife
Cala’n Bosch’s vibrant strip and town centre is dotted with bars and nightclubs, should you want a night on the tiles.
Shopping
Menorca is renowned for it’s handmade leather goods. Looking for a new bag, belt or wallet? This is the place to find one. There are plenty of boutiques and souvenir shops around the area, should you want to bring back a memento from your trip.
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