Menorca Holidays
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One of the most exotic and the second biggest Balearic Islands in Spain and located in the stunning clear water of Mediterranean Sea, Menorca is the ultimate location full of sunshine sea and sand. Truly a gem place within the world, this destination has beautiful clear crystal like water along with the stunning soft sand completed with fascinating cultural attraction describing the history of Menorca.
With Menorca being such a large island, there are many hot tourist spots for tourist to discover and enjoy along with restaurants which have many local cuisines run by families.
The climate in Menorca is mostly sunny with 315 days of sun during the year, this is during May to October. During the summer month, guests have the opportunity to explore the many different surroundings within this beautiful destination. The most popular time to visit would be Spring and autumn as you have the light from the sun combined with the light autumn breeze.
Menorca is a magical destination oozing with rich culture Its beautiful landscapes, pleasant climate, and friendly people make it a wonderful place to escape for a while and create the untimlate holiday expereince.
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Menorca information
Currency Euro €
Language Spanish
Time Zone GMT+02:00
Avg. Flight Time 2h 15m
Peak Travel June-September
Price of a pint £2.50
Map of Menorca
More about Menorca
Unlike some of its livelier Balearic island siblings, Menorca is an isle where life can be enjoyed with a much more measured approach. That’s not to say a Menorcan holiday is boring – far from it. Cultured, sophisticated and not suffering from an influx of tourist development, Menorca is a protected isle that travellers of all kinds can enjoy. From the wealth of priceless artefacts, natural habitats and well-preserved, charming towns to the upscale, luxury and cosmopolitan streets of the island’s capital, Menorca offers a wide-ranging mix of attractions.
Menorca is very much an island where you can tailor a holiday to suit your tastes. Whether you choose to sip on sophisticated gin cocktails you’ve crafted in the island’s distillery or seek out a quiet corner of this island to enjoy its beautiful simplicity – you’ll be sure to enjoy a luxurious holiday you won’t forget.
Menorca’s festivals
Menorca is home to some of the region’s most captivating festivals, many of which have a distinctly equestrian theme. The season covers June to September, with key dates peppering the calendar. Don’t miss the celebrations at the Sant Mart’ Festival in Es Mercadal where horseback riders parade through the streets, headed for the main square. Once there, spectators and even...more
Museums
If you can tear yourself away from the island’s unspoilt beaches, you’ll find a rich array of culture tucked away in Menorca’s museums. From the quaint flour mill museum in Saint Lluis’ only remaining windmill to the expansive ruins at Torralba d’en Salord, Menorca is home to a glittering mix of historic locations. Perhaps the grandest of which can be found in Mahon....more
Ciutadella old town
Lose yourself in this chic and charming Menorcan town. Ciutadella, the island’s former capital, blends old world rustic appeal with the lure of more modern attractions with ease. Flit between the welcoming comforts of the tasteful wine bars and the medieval architecture that populates the cobbled lanes. Narrow alleyways spill out onto aristocratic squares populated with...more
Mahon - Port of Mahon
As you might expect, Mahon – the island’s capital, is home to some of Menorca’s best shopping venues. From hand-crafted souvenirs to unique finds, eagle-eyed shoppers will be well-rewarded. Away from the abundant riches of retail therapy, the Port of Mahon’s harbour is the regions natural beauty. The deep waters have long been guarded by the Fortresses of Marlborough...more
Menorca water sports
Even if you’re drawn to slower-paced pursuits, there are still plenty of water sport options available to you on Menorca’s coastline. Snorkeling, paddle-boarding and a leisurely kayak are all ideal ways to take to the water. More laid-back options include glass-bottomed boat tours for undersea views. Laying on the nets of a catamaran while you cut through the waves offers...more
Bay of Fornells
Set on Menorca’s northern coast, The Bay of Fornells delivers a priceless addition to your luxury holiday in the Balearics. This tucked away cove is well-stocked with natures riches and an ideal playground for water sports enthusiasts. Turquoise waters teem with colourful fish – as Menorca’s largest marine reserve you’ll find no better place to snorkel. If your sea...more
Megalithic monuments
Menorca’s an island where the seemingly impossible becomes reality – including time travel. Home to the world’s largest collection of megalithic structures, you can wander among the impressive standing-stones and truly get a feel for Menorcan life circa 2,500 BC. One of the most iconic is the Naveta des Tudons – or “little boat” – so named due to its...more
Xoriguer gin distillery
Can you imagine a better way to spend a sunny afternoon than mixing your own Menorcan gin cocktail under the expert tuition of gin distillers? At Xoriguer gin distillery you can explore Menorca’s long-established ties with the gin industry. Despite distilling since 1708, Xoriguer is the last distillery standing. Keeping the island’s gin production flag flying the...more
