If you’re looking for something a little different to add to your itinerary in Menorca, Cova de S’Aigua is well worth considering. Located in Cala Blanca, on the west coast of Menorca near Ciutadella, this underground cave of about 2500m² offers a guided experience focused on geology, water systems, and the historical use of natural…
If you’re exploring inland Menorca, I found the Museum of Natural Sciences of Menorca and Binisues Manor House to be a surprisingly rewarding stop. It’s one of those places where nature, history, and a bit of rural life all come together in a quiet, rural setting not far from Ciutadella. Museum of Natural Sciences of…
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…
Discover the Naveta d’Es Tudons, Menorca’s oldest and most iconic Talayotic site
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…
Castillo Menorca is a fantastic location for all the family and includes three separate attractions in one, a large free outside adventure and waterpark, an outside go karting track and a large retail outlet that includes a restaurant. The location is on the main Menorca NE1 road between Ciutadella and Ferreries. Designed with safety, fun…
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…
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…
Son Catlar is a prehistoric town built in the talayotic period between 100BC and 300BC. It has a spectacular defence wall stretching 900m and contains 6 turrets and a bastion. Within the wall there are 5 talayots and the remains of Taula as well as other buildings.