Balearic Islands, Spain
Menorca Airport (MAH), also known as Mahón Airport or Aeroport de Menorca, is the only commercial airport on the island. It sits approximately 4.5 km (2.8 miles) southwest of Mahón, the capital.
Few direct intercontinental flights arrive in Menorca. Most international travelers connect through major European hubs like London, Madrid, or Barcelona. Consider Dollar Flight Club for deals or Skyscanner for broad searches.
Menorca Airport has a single terminal. Facilities include car rental desks, ATMs, duty-free shops, cafes, restaurants, and a pharmacy. A tourist information desk also stands ready to assist.
A public bus service (Line 10) directly links the airport to Mahón bus station. Connect to other towns and resorts from Mahón. Fares are inexpensive.
Taxis are outside the terminal with regulated fares. Pre-book car rentals for availability and better rates, especially in peak season. DiscoverCars.com for rental options.
Menorca Airport has a single terminal building, designed for easy navigation.
Facilities include car rental desks, ATMs, duty-free shops, cafes, and restaurants.
A pharmacy is also on site. A tourist information desk helps arriving passengers with local queries and directions.
Renting a car is a popular way to explore Menorca, offering flexibility. Menorca does not have land borders or train services; transportation on the island relies on its bus network.
Menorca's main roads are well-maintained. Smaller roads to secluded beaches can be narrow and winding. Driving is generally safe.
Ferries are a popular way to reach Menorca, especially from mainland Spain and other Balearic Islands. Menorca has two main ferry ports: Mahón and Ciutadella.
Standard Schengen Area immigration procedures apply for arrivals from outside the Schengen zone. For arrivals from mainland Spain or other Balearic Islands, immigration procedures are minimal.
