Hotel Santo Tomas

With direct access to the golden sands on one of Menorca’s longest beaches, Hotel Santo Tomas is a stylish resort with luscious green gardens, dotted with tall palm trees. You’ll enjoy all-encompassing Mediterranean views from the pool and sun terrace, plus with waiter service around the pool, you won’t have to miss a second. The buffet restaurant caters for breakfast and dinner where you can enjoy a range of dishes, and there’s even a cafe bar where you can sit back and catch up with satellite TV. With a spa and a gym you can take that much needed time to yourself, just how you like it – plus, there’s an indoor pool if you fancy a change of scenery. After dark, you can head to the beach bar for some relaxed entertainment and live music. Being just 50m away from the main bars and restaurants, you can head out for the evening to mix it up and try something different. 

Overview of Santo Tomas

Santo Tomas is on the south coast of Menorca and is the place to be for a relaxing holiday. You can enjoy temperatures up to 30 degrees in the summer months, and with 3km of gorgeous golden sands, it’s the perfect recipe for beach days. If you like to be in a quiet resort but still a stone’s throw from the action, you’ve got Son Bou right next door, and plenty of public transport links to get you there fast. There’s plenty of opportunity to get busy and embark on adventures.

Things to do in Santo Tomas

Spending your days on the beach can be the ultimate way to relax, but there’s nothing to say you can’t indulge in a bit of adrenaline too! There’s banana boat rides and pedalos,  snorkelling and even glass-bottomed boat rides available to you to keep all the family happy. 

If exploring new places is what you like, then Santo Tomas is a great spot. From here you can head out to Es Migjorn Gran or Es Mercadal, where you can get a taste of the authentic Menorcan way of life, trying out the tapas bars and cafes. You can hit the markets if you’re there on the right day too, where you’ll be able to buy fresh produce from local farmers to make picnics for your beach days. If that’s not enough shopping, pop to Mahon for exclusive boutiques and a bustling market that’s open 6 days a week!

Board Basis

With direct access to the golden sands on one of Menorca’s longest beaches, Hotel Santo Tomas is a stylish resort with luscious green gardens, dotted with tall palm trees. You’ll enjoy all-encompassing Mediterranean views from the pool and sun terrace, plus with waiter service around the pool, you won’t have to miss a second. The buffet restaurant caters for breakfast and dinner where you can enjoy a range of dishes, and there’s even a cafe bar where you can sit back and catch up with satellite TV. With a spa and a gym you can take that much needed time to yourself, just how you like it – plus, there’s an indoor pool if you fancy a change of scenery. After dark, you can head to the beach bar for some relaxed entertainment and live music. Being just 50m away from the main bars and restaurants, you can head out for the evening to mix it up and try something different. 

Overview of Santo Tomas

Santo Tomas is on the south coast of Menorca and is the place to be for a relaxing holiday. You can enjoy temperatures up to 30 degrees in the summer months, and with 3km of gorgeous golden sands, it’s the perfect recipe for beach days. If you like to be in a quiet resort but still a stone’s throw from the action, you’ve got Son Bou right next door, and plenty of public transport links to get you there fast. There’s plenty of opportunity to get busy and embark on adventures.

Things to do in Santo Tomas

Spending your days on the beach can be the ultimate way to relax, but there’s nothing to say you can’t indulge in a bit of adrenaline too! There’s banana boat rides and pedalos,  snorkelling and even glass-bottomed boat rides available to you to keep all the family happy. 

If exploring new places is what you like, then Santo Tomas is a great spot. From here you can head out to Es Migjorn Gran or Es Mercadal, where you can get a taste of the authentic Menorcan way of life, trying out the tapas bars and cafes. You can hit the markets if you’re there on the right day too, where you’ll be able to buy fresh produce from local farmers to make picnics for your beach days. If that’s not enough shopping, pop to Mahon for exclusive boutiques and a bustling market that’s open 6 days a week!

Board Basis