Flights to Menorca 2025

The little island of Menorca has some devoted fans in the beach holiday crowd, and more travellers seem to discover its charms each year. Flights to Menorca are easy to find, with many UK airports offering direct services to Menorca/Mahón Airport, particularly in the height of summer.

Menorca sits to the east of Ibiza and Majorca, and is noticeably quieter and more traditional, with some beautiful cities, countryside and coastline. There are also fascinating ancient ruins which dot the interior, some lovely medieval architecture, and unique food and drink like Mahón cheese and gin.

Menorca’s popularity soars with British visitors during the summer months, in particular the school holidays, meaning that flight prices tend to peak in July and August. There are plenty of reasonably priced flights to be had, though, partly thanks to the low-cost airlines that offer services on this route – these include Vueling and easyJet.

If you can travel outside school holidays, you might consider visiting before or after peak season, when flights are cheaper and you’ll avoid the tourist crowds. Spring is a great time to visit the island, as temperatures are warm and the countryside is covered in wild flowers.

Non-stop flights between the UK and Menorca take on average between 2 hours 15 minutes and 2 hours 35 minutes. If you don’t mind stopping off, indirect flights can be cheaper; however, they can take from around 4 hours to over 10 hours, so it’s up to you to set the amount of money you would save against the potential inconvenience. Indirect flights will often stop in Madrid or Barcelona.

Departure airport	Destination airport	Average flight time
Birmingham (BHX)	Menorca/Mahón (MAH)	2hr 15m
London Gatwick (GTW)	Menorca/Mahón (MAH)	2hr 20m
Luton (LTN)	Menorca/Mahón (MAH)	2hr 20m
Nottingham (EMA)	Menorca/Mahón (MAH)	2hr 20m
Manchester (MAN)	Menorca/Mahón (MAH)	2hr 35m

Menorca is not as showy as its neighbours Ibiza or Majorca, but it has plenty to keep visitors occupied – and its understated nature is an attraction in itself for many people. It is a fantastic sun, sea and sand destination, boasting arguably the best beaches in the Balearics – among the finest are the sandy Cala Mesquida and the rugged Caló Blanc, perfect for rock diving.

Wildlife watchers, meanwhile, should check out the Parc Natural S’Albufera des Grau, a reserve of wetlands and lagoons home to a dazzling diversity of birdlife. Search for package deals on our Menorca holidays page.

Back on dry land, Menorca’s cities are spectacular too. The capital Mahón is home to the 18th-century Fort Marlborough, and Ciutadella is full of stately architecture such as the lovely Plaça des Born. You can explore both the island’s cities – and everything in between – by hiring a car from the airport.