Cami de Cavalls

Top 2% of attractions in Minorca
8/10

What the experts agree on

This 185km medieval coastal path circles Minorca, linking hidden coves and secluded beaches. Hike, bike, or ride horseback on the well-restored route, discovering wild olive groves and Bronze Age ruins along the way.

8 expert reviews
The Telegraph The Telegraph
"Medieval bridle path follows a coastal route for around 125 miles around the island...the path enables you to get to hidden parts of the coast and some spectacular beaches." Full review
Independent Independent
"One of Menorca’s greatest joys is hiking, horse-riding or mountain-biking along the Cami de Cavalls. Dating from the 14th century, this ancient path roams 185km around the island. "
New York Times New York Times
"Camí de Cavalls is a painstakingly restored centuries-old horse path that circles the entire island and can be traveled by foot, horse or mountain bike. The path, a centuries-old horse..."
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Condé Nast Traveler Condé Nast Traveler
"Circumnavigating the entire island is the Camí de Cavalls, a 115-mile coastal path from which trekkers can access 70 other coves. Once patrolled by mounted soldiers, it is now partly..."
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The Guardian The Guardian
"We walk parts of the Camí de Cavalls, the coastal path that circles the island, up to bronze age stone talaiots and along the cobbled streets at Binibeca Vell. Walk bits of the 186km Camí..."
Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
"Most of Menorca's beaches are linked by the centuries-old Camí de Cavalls (officially the GR223), a historical 185km path that loops right around the island. The trail is thought to date,..."
Condé Nast Traveler Condé Nast Traveler
"Elsewhere, hike the Camí de Cavalls for stunning views. We like to get up early and have breakfast in Mahón, then hop in the car and head off to a point along the 'camí de cavalls' (horse..."
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Independent Independent
"The ancient Camí de Cavalls bridle path runs around the island and is well-signposted (at least for a Spanish path). You can cover it on horseback, on a bike or on foot. The “Path of the..."


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