Cala Alcaufar Beach
A quiet, lesser-known cove with a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for escaping the busier areas
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Mahón Port
Few places capture the maritime character of Menorca quite like the spectacular harbour of Mahón Port. Stretching nearly six kilometres inland from the Mediterranean, this vast natural harbour is not only one of the largest in Europe but also the historic and cultural heart of the island’s capital, Mahón (Maó in Catalan). For travellers arriving…
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A Guide to Visiting Son Bou in Menorca
Nestled on Menorca’s sun-drenched south coast, Son Bou is one of the island’s most popular holiday destinations, famed for its mile-long golden beach, crystal-clear waters, and family-friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing beach break, a nature-filled adventure, or a cultural exploration, Son Bou has something to offer every type of traveler. In this…
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A Guide to Visiting Cala Galdana in Menorca
Framed by pine-clad cliffs and turquoise Mediterranean waters, Cala Galdana is often described as one of the most beautiful bays in Menorca — and after spending time here, it’s easy to see why. This horseshoe-shaped cove on the island’s south coast offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, making it ideal for families, couples,…
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A Guide to Visiting Punta Prima in Menorca
Nestled on the southeastern coast of Menorca, Punta Prima is a charming seaside escape that perfectly balances relaxation, coastal beauty, and easy access to the island’s hidden gems. Whether you’re traveling with family, enjoying a romantic getaway, or simply seeking a tranquil Mediterranean retreat, Punta Prima has something for everyone. In this ultimate guide, we’ll…
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A Guide to Visiting Cala’n Bosch in Menorca
Located on the sunny southwest coast of Menorca, Cala’n Bosch is one of the island’s most popular holiday destinations, particularly for travellers looking for a relaxed seaside resort with plenty to see and do nearby. Built around a picturesque marina and within easy reach of beautiful coves, historic landmarks and scenic coastal walks, Cala’n Bosch…
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A Guide to Visiting the Fisherman’s Village in Binibeca Vell
The coastal village Binibeca (or Binibèquer in Catalan) is located in the muncipiality of Sant Lluis just 5-6 miles from Mahón and lies on the south east coast. The Fisherman’s village is located in Binibeca Vell, the most western area of Binibeca, with Binibeca Nou and Cala Torret to the east. The Fisherman’s village translated…
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A Guide to Visiting Es Grau in Menorca
Tucked away on the quieter northeastern coast of Menorca, Es Grau is one of the island’s most charming and unspoiled coastal villages. Located within the stunning S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park, this laid-back fishing village offers a completely different atmosphere compared to Menorca’s larger resorts. With one of the best beaches on the island with…
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A Guide to Visiting Binibeca in Menorca
Picture-perfect landscapes, serene ambiance, and rich history, Binibeca has much to offer.
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PortBlue Vista Faro Apartments
Vista Faro Village is part of the Salgar Resort. When you come to a Vista Faro Village, you have all the advantages to be in a wonderful apartments in Menorca with beautiful views over the sea. The Salgar Resort offers many services such as a free of charge shuttle service across the Salgar Resort
