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…
The Cathedral Basilica of Ciutadella in Menorca is a stunning example of Gothic and Baroque architecture. It is known for its impressive façade, beautiful interior, and historical significance, making it a must-visit landmark for tourists and a place of worship for locals. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec ut interdum lectus. Aenean…
Torre d’en Galmés or (Tore d’en Gaumes) is a Talayotic settlement situated in the south of Menorca. Its situated between Alaior and Son Bou, approximately 5-6km from the holiday resort of Son Bou. This prehistoric site is bar far the largest in Menorca and has excellent examples of Taula’s, Talayots and houses. Approaching the site…
It was the British that introduced Gin to Menorca’s during their occupancy during the 18th century. Gin was a popular drink in Britain and the soldiers missed it, so juniper berries were brought onto the island and a distillery built. The drink soon become a popular drink amongst the locals and in the 1900s Sr.Miguel…
Known as the Necropolis meaning “city of the dead”, the Cala Morell caves consists of 14 man made caves. The caves date back to the pretalayótic period until the IIC AD times and were used as a burial ground. The tombs themselves are a marvel of craftsmanship that contain internal pillars, decorated doorways and raised…