Descubra Menorca

Menorca is a quieter alternative to its neighboring islands, with beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters. We recommend taking a boat tour to explore the island’s secluded coves, or paddleboarding along the calm coastlines. The water here is perfect for snorkeling and you’ll find plenty marine life.

Lo mejor que hacer en Menorca

Menorca offers many different things to do. Visit the historic town of Ciutadella with its beautiful old town and harbor, or explore the island’s prehistoric stone monuments. Relaxing on the island’s famous beaches, such as Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana, is a must. Taking a walk along the Cami de Cavalls, a coastal trail that circles the island, is one of our favorite things to do. The S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park is perfect for nature lovers, offering birdwatching and hiking trails.

Desplazarse en Menorca

Menorca is best explored by car, allowing you to visit the island’s secluded beaches, charming towns, and natural parks at your own pace. Public buses are available but limited, so renting a car gives you more flexibility.

Los mejores deportes acuáticos y paseos en barco en Menorca

Menorca’s clear waters are perfect for snorkeling and diving, particularly around the marine reserve of the north coast. Kayaking and paddleboarding are popular in the calm bays, while boat tours offer a chance to explore the island’s hidden coves and sea caves. Sailing trips and sunset cruises are a peaceful way to enjoy Menorca’s stunning coastline.
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Las mejores playas de Menorca

The twin beaches of Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta are two of the most breathtaking spots on Menorca, with their pristine white sand and turquoise waters—ideal for swimming and lounging. For a quieter experience, Cala Mitjana offers a peaceful retreat, while Son Bou Beach is perfect for families with its long stretches of sand and shallow waters, ideal for little ones to play in.

Dónde y qué comer en Menorca

Menorca’s food scene focuses on fresh, local ingredients and traditional Balearic dishes. Visit Café Balear in Ciutadella for fresh seafood and paella, or try Es Cranc in Fornells for the island’s famous lobster stew. For a more casual meal, head to one of the many beach bars for tapas and Menorcan cheese, paired with a glass of local gin, which Menorca is famous for.

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Dónde alojarse en Menorca

Menorca, the quieter Balearic gem, offers a more laid-back experience than its sister islands. In Ciutadella and Mahón, boutique hotels and historic guesthouses provide a charming stay in the heart of the island’s culture, with easy access to quaint streets and harborside dining. Along the coast, you’ll find beachfront resorts and villas that overlook Menorca’s famous turquoise coves, perfect for soaking in the island’s natural beauty. For a truly peaceful escape, consider a rural stay in the island’s interior, where agroturismos (farm stays) offer a serene retreat surrounded by nature.

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