Buses can be a great way to explore new towns, cities and islands. The buses in Menorca are no different and they can provide a great way to explore. Below we have all the information you need to explore Menorca by bus.

The Menorca bus routes can be a great way to explore the island. However they can be a little tricky or confusing if you don’t know what you need to look out for. Or you don’t even know the bus routes on Menorca.

Luckily below we’ve got you covered.

Menorca Bus Companies

In Menorca there are are multiple bus companies that shuttle you around the island on their own bus services. To and from the multiple towns on the island.

A word of warning that not all bus services run all year around, so please double check your local Menorca bus service. The companies websites typically provide up to date information. Alternatively local sources such as hotels, B&B hosts can support.

But for now, almost everything you should need is below.

TMSA Buses Menorca

TMSA Menorca are arguably the largest bus company on Menorca. Servicing both the main cities of Mahon and Ciutadella as well as the larger inland towns of Alaior, Es Mercadal and Ferreries. They also serve smaller inland towns such as Sant Lluis and Es Migjorn. As well as many of the coastal resorts you may be visiting, such as Santo Tomas and Cala Galdana.

They’re also very distinctive with their bright red and yellow designed buses.

The TMSA Menorca bus website can be found here.

Auto Fornells Buses Menorca

Auto Fornells as the name might suggest, serve areas in and around Fornells. But more accurately they serve areas primarily in the north and north east of Menorca.

Linking up towns Mahon, Alaior, Es Mercadal and coastal resorts such as Fornells, Son Parc and Arenal d’en Castell with bus services.

The Auto Fornells Menorca bus website is here.

Torres Buses Menorca

The Menorca bus company Torres primarily serve bus routes around the island the second main city Ciutadella and neighbouring resorts such as Cala en Blanca and Cala Bosch for example. They also run a few local bus services around the capital, Mahon, but importantly they also run the Line 10 that takes you from Mahon city to Mahon airport.

You can find the Torres Menorca bus website here.

Bus Routes in Menorca

There are plenty of Menorca bus routes so ensure you’re looking at the correct bus route. Our helpful bus routes of Menorca table should steer you in the right direction.

But failing that, every bus route is listed on the Menorca government website and we found it extremely useful, here.

Quick Search Bus Routes In Menorca

• Press and hold ‘ctrl‘ then press ‘f’ on your key board. The brings up a small search bar in the top right hand corner, search your resort here then press the arrows in the search bar to skip to you resort.
• On mobile, iPhone for example, click the search bar and delete the website URL. Then write in your resort and at the bottom there should be a ‘On This Page’. Press the result and it’ll search the resort you typed on the page, simple.
• Or just scan the easy to read table below

All the bus routes below will be the opposite route on the way back. However some routes may have slightly different stops on the return route.

Buses In Menorca Route Table

Line 15 Route:

Estació d’autobusos de Maó (2005)
Dalt Sant Joan (a.) (2045)
IES Joan Ramis (2010)
Cami de Baix (2603)
Hospital – Entrada (2607)
Josep A. Clavé (a.) (2610)
Cementiri de Maó (a.) (2613)
Francesc Femenies – CP Verge del Carme (2614)
Camí des Castell (2632)
Pl. del Príncep (2633)
Plaça Sant Roc (2640)
Carrer Barcelona (2645)
Av. del Port de Maó (2647)
Av. Fort de L’Eau (t.) (2080)
Av. Francesc Femenies (2085)
Cementiri de Maó (t.) (2090)
Av. Francesc Femenies – CP Maria Lluïsa Serra (2095)
Estació d’autobusos de Maó (2005)

Line 19 Route:

Maó

Estació d’autobusos de Maó (2005)

Llucmaçanes

Cami Ferranda (2705)
Sa Punta (2707)
Llucmaçanes (2710)
C/ Sa Font (2712)
Es Pla gran (2715)
Es Campets (2720)
Cami de Baix 26 (2725)
Cami Baix, Salle (2730)

Line 33 Route:

Cala en Porter

Av. Central, 18 (3315)
Cala en Porter – Platja (3335)
Av. Central, 54 (3330)
Av. Central, 90 (3350)
C. de la Tramuntana, 69 (3360)
C. dels Horts, 7 (3375)

Alaior

Centre (3605)
Poliesportiu (3005)

Line 60 Route:

Ciutadella

Plaça dels Pins (6001)
Saragossa (6007)
Magnifics Jurats (6008)
C. Bisbe Juano, 3 (6011)
Av. de la Pau, 36 (6015)
Centre Salut (6019)
Via Perimetral (6028)
Rotonda Cavall (a.) (6021)
Piscina municipal (6022)

POICI

Sabaters (6023)
Ecoparc (6036)
Fusters (6026)
Ferrers (6024)

Ciutadella

Camí de Maó (6031)
Contramurada, 36 (6027)
Dalt els Penyals (a.) (6032)
Dalt sa Quintana (6034)

How Much Do Buses Cost In Menorca?

Buses in Menorca are relatively well priced and affordable. There are also additional methods of saving money when buying bus tickets in Menorca.

Standard Single Ticket

This is your standard Menorca bus ticket that’s valid for one route and one journey. Prices for buses in Menorca depend on the destination and length of journey.

Example Menorca Bus Fares

• Santo Tomas to Es Migjorn Gran on Line 71 – €1.35
• Cala n Bosch to Ciutadella on Line 65 – €2.05
• Menorca airport bus to Mahon centre on Line 10 – €2.80
• Ciutadella to Mahon Bus on Line 14 – €5.75
• Cala Galdana to Mahon bus on Line 51 – €4.45
• Buses from Son Bou to Mahon on Line 32 – €2.65

Hopefully the prices above are great examples of what good value the bus systems can be in Menorca.

Reduced Menorca Bus Fares

The below options are mainly focussed on locals, or those who are frequent users of the buses. Which may not be worthwhile for a short holiday. However we wanted to include the information for you, just in case.

You may qualify for a 50% discount in bus fare if you are a holder of T-GRAN, T-MES or the T-SOCIAL card.

If you are over 65 years old you can apply for a 25% discounted bus fare. As well as retired pensioners or those with accredited full permanent disability, total disability, severe disability or other similar situations.

All of these reduced fare cards and ticket books can be bought at the Citizen Attention Point of The Island Council of Minorca.

• T21 – allowing travel for 30 calendar days from the first trip, with unlimited journeys within this period.
• T10 – multi-journey season ticket of 10 trips to use for 100 days from the first travel
• T40 – multi-journey season ticket of 40 trips to use for 40 days from the first travel
• T21, T10 and T40 are currently only valid on bus routes L01, L02, L03, L10, L11, L15, L21, L60, L61, L64, L65, L73 and L74

Further information can be found on the government bus fares website.

Menorca Airport Buses

If you’re wondering can I get a Bus from Menorca Airport to my Holiday resort? Then in short the answer is no. There are no direct buses from Menorca airport to coastal resorts. The only bus from Menorca airport takes you to Mahon city centre, here you then connect onto additional routes to take you to your destination.

Airport transfers can provide an excellent route from Mahon airport directly to your resort however.

For a shorter and more direct route to your resort from Mahon airport, shuttlebus Menorca airport transfers may be your best option. A shuttle company such as Shuttle Menorca may be suitable, or you can search amongst a variety of transfers on Holiday Extras here.

Menorca Fiesta Buses

During the wonderful Menorca fiestas there is a special bus service that runs, the Jaleo bus.

Further information for the Jaleou bus can be found here, the services are selective and run occasionally. But they allow you to enjoy your evening and not worry about driving to and from the festivals.

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