Menorca is famous for its stunning coves with crystal-clear waters. Some must-visit spots include Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta, Cala Mitjana, and Cala en Turqueta.ideal for serene swims and snorkeling. For a unique experience, consider renting a boat from Cala Galdana to explore these coves from the sea.

For nature lovers and adventure seekers, we recommend exploring the Camí de Cavalls, a 185-kilometer trail encircling Menorca. This scenic path takes you through hidden coves, cliffs, and beaches, as well as historic lighthouses and watchtowers. For a shorter, more accessible experience, consider trekking the southern sections, where you can hop from one hidden beach to another, enjoying the island's most famous and beautiful coastal spots along the way.

During your stay, we invite you to explore some of Menorca’s most charming spots. Mahon, the capital, offers a blend of British elegance with its stunning harbor and historic sites like the Xoriguer Gin Distillery. Ciutadella enchants with its narrow streets, sandstone buildings, and vibrant Plaza del Born. Fornells, a picturesque fishing village, is perfect for a leisurely stroll and savouring fresh seafood like the Lobster stew .Lastly, Es Castell beckons with its military history and beautiful harbor views, offering a perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon. Each of these destinations captures the unique essence of Menorca, making them must-visit locations during your time on the island.

Monte Toro

Monte Toro is the highest point on Menorca, offering breath-taking panoramic views that stretch across the island and even to Mallorca on clear days. At the summit, you’ll find a charming monastery and a quaint restaurant where you can savour local cuisine while enjoying the majestic sunsets. It’s a perfect spot to experience the beauty of Menorca from above, making it a must-visit during your stay.