Punta Nati Lighthouse

Punta Nati Lighthouse is a stunning spot to watch the sunset, the views are absolutely beautiful. We learned that it’s best to arrive early if you want to park: the first day we got there just before 8pm and the parking was already full, so we had to leave as there’s nowhere else nearby to park. The next evening we arrived around 7:30pm and found a spot without any issues. From the parking area it’s about a 1km walk to the lighthouse - super easy, but I’d recommend wearing proper shoes as it gets rocky closer to the lighthouse. Definitely worth the visit!

From the parking lot, it is about a 10-15 minute walk to the lighthouse and the period dungeons. It is free to visit and walk around. The view is beautiful, closed shoes are recommended.

Stunning location unfortunately when visited it was very windy but you could still enjoy the place and quietness - car park is located not far from the far but you gotta walk for about 10/15 minutes

Beautiful spot and a great walk in nature. The lighthouse was built in response to numerous shipwrecks along Menorca’s northern coast, particularly after the tragic sinking of the French steamship Général Chanzy in February 1910. This incident resulted in the loss of 156 lives, leaving only one survivor. Under pressure from the French government, construction commenced in 1912, and the lighthouse was officially inaugurated on September 1, 1913. The landscape surrounding Punta Nati is known as “dry Menorca,” characterized by sparse, low-lying vegetation and rugged terrain. The area is marked by long lines of dry stone walls, interspersed with stone huts (barracas or ponts de bestiar) used by shepherds.

Pretty remote location, you drive a few kilometers on a narrow road and then have to walk another 1000 meters before you get to the lighthouse, which doesn't seem to be open to the public. Climbing over a wall you can walk around it to the cliffs, where you are rewarded with stunning views of the coast line and the sea.

Walked a long a very long path to a gate no entry i took photos was closed although it said open online September 2025

A nice spot and viewpoint, after you drive a long straight road, up to mid point, there is no entry of the car. So have to park the car at the car park and then walk around 10-15mins to the entrance of the lighthouse. The gate closes.

A long walk from the car park only to find no admittance allowed, only to authorised people.