Visiting Menorca offers you a great range of attractions and activities across the island, including stunning coastlines and beaches, prehistoric settlements, vibrant festivals, and a multitude of water sports such as kayaking, snorkelling and paddleboarding. It’s an ideal holiday destination for singles, families, couples, and groups.
For those looking for something energetic, Menorca is a great place for horse riding, paragliding, scuba diving, sailing and many more great activities. For those who like hiking or cycling there’s the Camí de Cavalls, an ancient coastal pathway split into 20 sections, where you can discover traditional Menorcan lighthouses, watchtowers, and old military fortifications.
Discover Menorca’s rich history by visiting one of its many prehistoric settlements such as Trepuco or Son Catler or the ancient cliffside burial caves at Cala Coves or Cala Morrel. La Mola, fortress of Isabel II and the British built Fort Marlborough are well worth a visit, as are one the many coastal defence towers. For an unforgettable experience visit Menorca’s Museum of History in Mahon, showcasing the islands history, archaeology, art, and culture.