Minorca
The perfect island for an unforgettable holiday
Menorca is a Balearic island, located in the Mediterranean Sea. It is a popular tourist destination, thanks to its pristine beaches, its natural landscape and its rich history and culture.
What to see and do
If you want to arrive at your destination in comfort, we can organize a private transfer for you from Mahon Airport, Mahon Port or Ciutadella to your holiday home and vice versa. Contact us for more information or send us an email.
Beaches
The island of Menorca has an extension of approximately 50 km from east to west, very subject to winds especially the mistral, this implies always checking the wind conditions when choosing which beaches to visit. The north coast is characterized by lunar scenery, beaches with red sand and very interesting coastlines geologically speaking. Capo Cavalleria, Capo Favaritx, Cala Pregonda are just some examples of the most spectacular beaches to discover.
The south coast, however, is characterized by white beaches and turquoise sea, Cala Torqueta, Macarella and Macarelleta, Son Saura and son Bou, are beaches not to be missed. During your stay on the island we will advise you if you want the best itineraries to follow also through the Cami de cavalles, the famous circumnavigation that runs along the entire coast of the island of Menorca and always with a careful eye on the wind conditions.
Natural beauty
Menorca is home to a wide range of plant and animal species. The island is home to two nature reserves: the S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park and the S'Albufera des Bocaires Natural Park. Biosphere Reserve since 1993, it has been named a UNESCO heritage site for archaeology. Talaiotica is an extremely protected territory inspired by responsible and sustainable tourism.
It will also be pleasant to suggest all the alternative activities to the sea that the island offers such as the cultural and naturalistic offer, rich natural beauty, history and curiosities that have been handed down from the various Arab, Phoenician and Roman occupations up to the most recent of the last few centuries.
Travel tips
The island can be explored entirely along all its coasts, crossing over eighty beaches via the Camino de los Caballos, a naturalistic itinerary that can be explored on foot, on horseback or by bicycle.
You can admire the best sunsets at the Cabo de Cavalleria lighthouse, or Cova de'n Xoroi where, however, due to the high tourist demand it will be advisable to book days in advance.
How to get
To reach Menorca, you have several transport options available. The island is easily accessible both by air via the main airport located in Mahon, and by ferry from cities such as Barcelona, Valencia and Mallorca.
This variety of connections makes accessing the island convenient and accessible, allowing you to plan your trip according to your needs and preferences.
Where stay
Menorca offers a variety of accommodation options, to suit all needs and budgets.
If you are looking for an authentic and personalized experience, book one of our fantastic holiday homes now. Our holiday homes are strategically located, close to the main attractions and activities of the island. They are also equipped with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay.
