Dia Complert offers you a whole world of activities to discover Menorca. This adventure sports centre, a pioneer in Menorca, has been diversifying and expanding its activities year on year since it opened in 1994, with new disciplines such as snorkelling and paddle surfing, Flyboarding, jet skis, trips in a small boat or catamaran, and even wooden rafts, on top of the classic activities of hiking, bike rides and kayaking. Dia Complert also offers a sports equipment hire service for those who prefer to do their own thing, and Multiadventure Packs for the most active, a product which combines different activities at a more economic price, allowing you to enjoy the island to as much as possible with qualified and experienced staff always at your side. You’re not going to miss out, are you?

Dive center specialists in the Marine Reserve since 1999 offers you Daily diving trips, diving, PADI and IANTD courses, snorkeling, boat rentals, dive shop

Fantastic 1.5hr ride with amazing views for all abilities. Lovely well cared for horses. We will definitely be back for more.

Great setup, people and equipment. Best location possible in Menorca. Professional, friendly and very welcoming.

EXCURSION EN KAYAK EN FORNELLS One of the most authentic and active ways to discover the coast of Menorca is on board a kayak. Navigating a few centimeters above sea level increases the feelings it transmits and the silence that is achieved on board helps to blend in with nature. Prices Adults: 40 € Children: 25 € Services The tour includes: • Kayaking instructor. • Briefing about kayaking. • Full equipment for the activity. • Cold drinks and snack. Timetable From the Paseo marítimo 69 of Fornells. Morning tour: 09:30 to 13:00 Duration: 3 .30 hours

Katayak has one aim: to be your guide on the island. Its team of 9, including boat masters, sailors, instructors and sports people who are passionate about nature and sport, are the perfect companions to get to know Menorca first hand. Katayak was established in 1998 and although it started as an active tourism centre focused on diving, bit by bit it started including other disciplines. Currently with Katayak you can go sailing, take a trip on a catamaran, try stand up paddle or go cycling. When it comes to sailing, the company offers two options: a whole day excursion around the marine reserve to the north of Menorca, one of the most unspoilt and inaccessible areas on the island, and trips everyday from Fornells to see the sunset, an unforgettable experience: sailing slowly and soundlessly while you watch the night fall from the prow of the boat. To discover the northern coast there is nothing like a trip on a catamaran at midday or, if you have time, the whole day. Both activities are ideal for smaller groups, friends, families and even company events. One of the most authentic ways of discovering the Menorcan coast is on board a kayak. In a kayak you can choose: a midday excursion around the bay of Fornells or a trip around Addaia, an incredible place to practice snorkelling. If you want to do your own thing you can also hire this light vessel by the hour and go into caves and grottos on the coast, you can even do a complete (or half) circuit of the island if you hire the kayak for more days and you get all of the necessary equipment. There is nothing quite like paddling a few centimetres from sea level, in silence, and stopping to spend the night in solitary coves and beaches. Katayak also offers different courses adapted to your level and needs, always with qualified instructors. Another option is stand up paddle, the latest water sport trend. There are various options: you can hire equipment to paddle through the calm waters of Fornells or around the islets of Addaia, one of the best places to practice stand up paddle on the whole of Menorca, due to its waters that are always calm. If you have never been on a paddle board and you want to learn, or simply improve your level, you can sign up to the courses organised by Katayak and make the most of paddle surfing. But if the sea is not your thing, the company has something for you too: you can hire bicycles, road or mountain bikes, to cycle along the Cami de Cavalls trail or travel across the island village by village, including going up to the highest peak on the island, Monte Toro. It is 358 metres up, but the effort is worth it: a unique view of the island.

Private charter and excursions. Enjoy the tranquility of traditional Menorcan navigation and experience the peace of sailing the seas of Menorca, renting our comfortable Menorcan llauts "Binifabini" and "Riu Pla". Discover the most magical and unspoilt corners of the island inaccessible from land. Discover the most authentic Menorca: immerse yourself in crystal clear waters with the complete snorkeling equipment that we put at your disposal so you can explore the seabed. An unforgettable experience. Our base port is Maó-Mahón: a perfect location to enjoy the best snorkeling spots in the most unspoilt corners of the north coast and the south coast. Discover the comfort of navigating in llaut, with a wide and comfortable bathtub, and our solarium in the bow so you can absorb your dose of vitamin D. The llauts enjoy great prestige within the nautical world, its consistency and stability, even in the most adverse weather conditions, make it the perfect boat for all kinds of maritime activities. Its capacity on deck is 9 passengers for "Binifabini" and 7 for "Riu Pla". For overnight routes, the llaut "Binifabini" has 1 double cabin for 2 people, and a lounge with 2 sofa beds for up to 3 more people, in addition to the possibility for the 3 most adventurous passengers to sleep in a large outdoor bath. After a complete restoration and tuning our llauts are ready to become your home for a few hours or days. We want you to feel at home!

Relive the history of the Western Mediterranean through this tiny island. You’ll discover a unique building from the XVIII century and the remains of a Paleocristian Basilica from the VI century. The Isla del Rey is also a protected natural site with important local flora and fauna. The Isla del Rey is a tiny island in the middle of Mahon Harbour which owes it’s name to the fact that it was the first land of Menorca to be reached by King Alfonso III when he arrived to conquer Menorca after many years of Muslim domination. The harbor of Mahon gained considerable importance in the VIII Century with the increase in shipping from various European countries, having experienced several dominations from both British and French. It was during one of these British dominations that the construction took place of the building that has lasted through to the present day. The Hospital was founded in 1711, during the first British domination, but it was in 1722 when the island was expropriated for the purpose of providing hospital facilities for the sick and injured of the British Navy. In the following years it was to be occupied by British, French and Spanish. In 1802 the island was returned once and for all to the Spanish Crown who continued to use the hospital building. It has been of service to a number of other Navies including American and Dutch and during World War II it was also used by the Italian Navy. The building continued to be active until 1964 when a new military hospital was built in Mahon and the Isla de Rey was abandoned. Since 2004 the “Associacio amics de l’Illa del l’Hospital” and later called “Foundacion Hospital de la Isla del Rey” protects the island and all it contains. In 1888 the remains of a Paleocristian Basilica were discovered which dates back to the VI Century.  The Royal Decree of 1243/79 of 20th April declared it a National Historical and Archeological Monument although these days there are only some stones remaining.  This is clear evidence of very early human occupation of the island. 1287  – King Alfonso III- Isla Del Rey. 1711 – 1st  Hospital erected under Admiral John Jennings, Commander of the Mediterranean. 1713 – Treaty of Utrecht 1st occupation, Governor Richard Kane – Bloody Island. 1756 – French domination – Ille du Roi. 1763 – Treaty of Paris- 2nd British occupation. 1771 – Governor General Moystin. 1st stone laid by Baron Peter Dennis, Admiral of the Mediterranean fleet. 1776- Hospital building finalized. 1781 – Hospital dismantled by Duke of Crillon. 1782 – Treaty of Versailles – 1st Spanish occupation. 1784 – Building repairs and addition of Chapel San Carlos. 1798 – 3rd British occupation 1802 – Peace treaty of Amiens. Conquerors right. 1821 – Yellow fever epidemic – Lazareto Island. 1830 – Military hospital during the French Wars (African conquests). 1833 – American Naval workshop and store depot. 1840 – Coal base for the French. 1888 – Basilica Paleocristiana unearthed under General Hipólito Llorente 1906 – South wing restored, copper plaque discovered commemorating completion of hospital in 1776. 1964 – Hospital transferred to C. Vasallo in Mahón town. 1974 – Town Council offers Island to the Spanish Government to build a Parador. 1979 – Hospital and inside garden are declared National Historical & Artistic Monument. 1985 – Property of the town Council of Mahón. One of the ideas propose was to build a 5 star hotel 2004 – Association Friends of the Hospital Island formed. 2005 – The Association converted into a Foundation THE FOUNDATION HOSPITAL DE LA  ISLA DEL REY is a non profit making private organisation, founded on 31 st October 2005 for general and cultural interests which are summarised as follows: Protection and development of the Isla del Rey Promotion and organisation of events related to the island. How to collaborate • As volunteer Sunday morning from 9.00 to 11.00 on the island doing maintenance • Provide financial resources through our account , monthly, quarterly or annual installments (c / c: ES31 0487 2035 1220 0001 0520 • Provide materials for construction or maintenance work in progress and / or goods or objects for exhibitions. Timetable and visits May-October Friday at 10.30 (back at 13.00) Price: 18 euros adults, 9 euros children (from 3 to 12) Harbour cruise and guided visit to King’s Island April-October Sunday at 8.45 (back at 11.00) Price: 10 euros adults, children till 12 years old free Transfer to King’s Island and guided visit From 15-06 to 15/09 there’s a second transfer at 10.45 (back at 13.00) Contact us To cantact us use our contact form or write to Hospital de l'Illa del Rei s/n Puerto de Mahón Apartado de Correos 777, 07700 Mahón.