


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…
Situated on the north-east point of the island, Cap de Favàritx lighthouse is active still proving much needed safety to sea-goers as they navigate the north-east coast of Menorca. The lighthouse was built in 1922 and is an imposing and impressive structure standing at 47 metres with a light range of 16 nautical miles. The…
The castle of Santa Agueda is located on Menorca’s third highest point at 264m above sea level. Built by the Arabs as a safehold from danger in approximately 1232 it was the last standpoint before later being destroyed by King Peter IV of Aragon. The walk to the castle ruins and outer wall takes 45minutes…
You’ve explored an ancient fortress, the remains of a prehistoric settlement and a towering lighthouse. Now it’s the children’s turn… When one of Menorca’s beach isn’t enough there some alternative outdoor activities to keep the family entertained, try your hand at horse riding or mounting biking and discover Menorca’s glorious countryside or visit one of…
A quiet, lesser-known cove with a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for escaping the busier areas
The S’Albufera nature reserve is near the village of Es Grau located on the north-east of the island and was declared a national park in 1995. Covering over 5,000 hectares of land, water and five small islands. The nature reserve is stunning natural environment preserving Menorca’s natural environment and diverse habitats, from wetlands, forests, a…