Menorca: Nature, History, and Relaxation
 

Menorca is an island that offers experiences for every taste, combining unspoiled nature, history, and pure relaxation.

Its beaches and coves are among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean: from Cala Macarella to Cala Mitjana, and from Cala en Turqueta to Son Bou, each boasts crystal-clear waters and golden sand.
 

Sea lovers can enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, or water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, and jet skiing, exploring hidden bays and seabeds teeming with marine life.
 

Nature enthusiasts can follow the famous Camí de Cavalls, the ancient coastal trail that circles the island, or explore the Parc Natural de s’Albufera des Grau, perfect for walking and birdwatching.
 

The hills, countryside, and small woods offer spectacular views, and there are plenty of historic lighthouses — such as Faro de Favàritx and Faro de Cavalleria — ideal for admiring unforgettable sunsets.
 

Menorca’s history and culture can be felt in its picturesque villages, including Ciutadella, Mahón, and Binibeca, where cobbled streets and welcoming squares tell stories of centuries-old traditions.

The island also preserves unique archaeological sites, such as Torre d’en Galmés and the Naveta des Tudons, remarkable remnants of the Talayotic civilization that inhabited Menorca thousands of years ago.

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For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the island offers horseback riding and cycling trails, diving spots with stunning underwater landscapes, and golf courses surrounded by lush greenery.