Cala'n Forcat Overview
	Restaurants and Bars
	Shopping
	Attractions
		Overview
	Unlike many of the resorts on Menorca Cala'n Forcat is quite busy. There are Lots of restaurants, bars, shops & supermarkets. There is also a water park situated on the main road.
	The beaches. The south beach is about a 20 minute walk from the centre, the mini train runs every half hour to this beach and stops at various points along the way, you will hear the train long before you see it as it blasts out Tom Jones & Abba at 3,000 decibels.
	The beaches can be quite hard to find so here are some directions.
	Beach No 1... Walk down the main street with the coast line on your Left, past the Yuca bar on the right until you come to a fork in the road, take the left fork and stay on the left hand side of the road until you see a large hotel. Just before the hotel you will see the sign for the beach.
	Beach No 2... Opposite the Yuca bar or the Statue (roundabout) you will see a track, follow the track until you get to the road then turn right, cross over and follow the road round. You can also get to this beach by road. Turn up by the water park and take a right turn.
	Beach No 3... Walk down the main street with the coast line on your right. when you come to a four way junction it's opposite you.
	There is a diving club at one of the north coves who welcome beginner's and experts alike.If you are looking for a relaxing holiday but also want a bit of night life then this is the place to come.
	Getting around The local bus service is excellent. it runs every 20 minuets to Ciutadella. You get on and pay your money at the front and exit at the rear. On the return journey from the square in Ciutadella you must purchase tickets from the kiosk. Car rental is very cheap
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	Restaurants and Bars
	Las Brasas Restaurant, next to Porkys bar, is very popular with the locals. It claims to have the only clay cooking  stove on the island and all meals are cooked in it
	Sa Caldereta is one of the best, value for money restaurants in the resort. It has a lovely atmosphere, and the service is quick.
	Giovannis Pizzeria, next to Indiana Bills, is good value for money.
	C’an Moll is on the main road about 50 yards down the hill from the the Cala'n Blanes hotel.
	Cuore is opposite Las Brasas in the town centre. Service is very efficient, which is good if you want to eat quickly and go out to dance the night away
	Haiti is next to the statue has a good vegetarian menu.
	El Patio is a fish restaurant near to the Hotel Faragut and has great views over the sea to Majorca.
	Maxi's snack bar is a little hidden away but serves excellent seafood.
	Tropical Kiss in Cala'n Forcat is an excellent bar with a good atmosphere.
	Forum Restaurant is directly opposite the Binimar apartments has a varied menu and good prices. It's garden has a wonderful setting with trees and a fountain.
	El Delfin restaurant is next to the open air church in the centre of town, and is a good place to sit and watch the jugglers in the square opposite.
	Blue Breeze is a modern cocktail bar in Cales Piques.
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	Attractions
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	Ciutadella an historic town that has held up well to the pressure of tourism in the twentieth century. It was originally named by the Carthaginians who called it Jamma, and was the original capital of Menorca until the British came along and moved it to Mahon in the eighteen century. But Ciutadella still remains the religious capital of Menorca.
	Most people will enter Ciutadella for the first time by road driving past the new statue, on the roundabout on the new city bypass. It is a magnificent statue of a rearing stallion and symbolizes the famous Ciutadella fiesta "Fiesta de San Juan". Usually celebrated at the end of June, not to be missed if your lucky enough to be here when it is on.
	The harbour a narrow inlet is one of the smallest ports in the Mediterranean. Here, sitting in good company, at one of the harbour side cafe's you can experience to me what Menorca is all about. Relaxed and bathed in sunshine watching the boats bob up and down and the people strolling by the worries of the world vanish.
	One of best places to view the harbour is from the main square, Plaza de's Born. The centre of the square is dominated by an obelisk which commemorates the defence of the city in 1558 when It was attacked by the Moors.
	Aqua Park in Cala Forcat is a water park. It's not very big and really wouldn't be of much interest to the older child but it is perfect for 3-9 yr. olds. There are a few short flumes, slides etc. The park is extremely clean, the restaurant is good value ( great pizzas ) and best of all it is very safe for the little ones ( enclosed, lifeguard etc. ) you pay one price which covers the whole day - under 3's free and this included a bouncy castle play area. Throughout the day you can come and go as you please -they just stamp your hand so you can get back in. It opens  at 10 am and shuts around 6 The park can be found on the main road going into Cala Forcat - near to Hotel Los Delphines.
	Aqua Rock Cala Bosc water park larger than Calan Forcat, open till around 6pm Half price after 3pm. The park includes Four big slides, including the Black hole and the Kamikaze. One large pool with both walk-in and jump in areas.One small pool with smaller slides for the young ones.And a pool with a wave machine.plus a Jacuzzi in the center Life guards everywhere!.
	Diving Menorca offers fantastic diving sights and S'Algar along with Binibeca, Cala Galdana, Port Addaia, Calan Forcat, Cala Bosc plus other resorts offer courses from "try a dive" to course over 5 - 6 days. They offer courses for both the complete novice to the experience diver wishing to improve his skills
	Golf and  Tennis at Son Parcso Welcoming to holiday makers and locals alike, the course offers a relaxing yet challenging experience. Forgotten your clubs? Don’t worry – they have sets to hire and you don’t need golf shoes either, just suitable soft-soled footwear. Want to improve your game? You can practice on the driving range, video your swing with our new Swingcam or take a lesson from one of our pros. If golf is not your favourite leisure activity, play tennis here or ask us about other activities including walking or horse riding through the rolling countryside of Northern Menorca / Minorca.
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	Shopping
	There is an abundance of Shops in Cala'N Forcat selling just about any souvenirs, clothing, food or article you might need whilst on Holiday. If you're self catering  the cheapest shops for food, etc. are generally to be found on the main street running through the resort. The local supermarkets within the apartment complexes, whilst being nearer, do tend to charge higher prices for that privilege.
	Recommended Supermarket (Supermarcado): The "Tesco" in the circular "Centro Comercial" Shopping arcade on the main street. Cheap and well stocked with all the "essentials" you may need. Advertised "Tesco" name in window as they carry imported "Tesco" own brand goods too.
	The "Centro Comercial" is a circular winding arcade of small shops selling just about anything you could want, that you walk round via an upwardly winding mall that ends at the top by "Bar Davids". You can get some great photos of the area from this viewpoint. This arcade also features the only dedicated "Tobac" shop for all those tobacco products you may want to bring home.. Also the "Perfum" store here sells a wide range of perfumes and cosmetics at reasonable prices.
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