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Menorca is a very approachable, laid-back island but there are some key things to keep in mind when planning your time in this special place...

Menorquin cuisine reflects the island's rich history, Mediterranean location, and influences from various cultures, including Spanish, Arabic, British, and French...

Menorca is often described as an open-air museum, boasting one of the densest concentrations of prehistoric sites in the Mediterranean...

Learn about Menorca's Camí de Cavalls, the island's wonderful bridle path that leads you around the perimeter of the entire island and through some of the most stunning landscapes you could ever imagine...

Menorca's artisans are some of the few left in the world who have managed to effectively pass on their skills and knowledge to the current generation, while also being open to the demands of modern society. From artisanal cheese production, to the elegant olive wood gates of the Menorcan countryside, to handmade footwear, if you are looking to connect with a unique blend of artisan trades within a small radius, Menorca is the place for you.  

Even though Menorca is a small island, there is a lot to do! Here you will find a few  suggested itineraries...

Learn about Menorca's enchanting network of stunning lighthouses, what they are called, where they are and which ones are the best to visit.

Learn about the many beautiful beaches Menorca, how they are different, how you should prepare to go to one and which are the local's favourites...

Menorca has an extensive network of artisan and farmer’s markets that represent a fundamental part of the island’s social and cultural fabric...

Boating in Menorca allows you to access some of the island's most exclusive spots, experiencing some of most privileged viewpoints...

Menorca is a wonderful island to explore by bicycle because the distances between points of interest are relatively short and the natural landscapes are breathtaking...

In a world where traditions often fade under the weight of modernity, Menorca’s summer fiestas remain a spectacular celebration of heritage, community and island pride...

Skip the schedule. Embrace the nap. Book the massage. Wander into a spa not to emerge looking different, but feeling like yourself again...

Queso de Mahón-Menorca, the island’s most famous cheese, is not just a world-renowned delicacy — it is a living tradition, a taste shaped by centuries of island life, salt-laden winds, and the proud hands of local artisans...

While the island’s winemaking tradition dates back to Roman times, it is experiencing a modern revival, with boutique wineries producing small-batch wines that reflect Menorca’s unique terroir...

Not far from Mahón, you will find Es Grau, Menorca’s serene north coast fishing village—a hidden gem for those seeking nature, calm and authenticity...

Learn about the many delectable things you can taste while visiting Menorca, from award-winning cheeses, to floral honey and herbaceous liqueurs, the island is home to many wonderful products worth trying...

Menorca’s gin is not just a drink — it is a living legacy of seafaring days, a distillation of the island’s history, its landscape, and its quiet pride...

While the world hurtles forward, Menorca has chosen something different: to go slower. Smarter. In circles, not lines. Toward a future that doesn’t outpace its past, but grows from it.

A visit to a chiringuito in Menorca is more than just a meal—it’s a chance to slow down, soak in the island’s natural beauty, and embrace the Mediterranean way of life...

Discover Menorca’s iconic avarca sandal—once for farmers, now a symbol of heritage and timeless craftsmanship loved worldwide.

Menorca is not just another Mediterranean escape—it is a living, breathing sanctuary where nature, history, and tradition are preserved with rare devotion...

Whether galloping on the beach, exploring hidden trails, or submerging into the sea with horses, a horseback excursion in Menorca is a truly unforgettable experience...

As a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Menorca's landscapes offer a variety of edible plants, herbs, and other natural resources...

With its approachable, warm waters, reliable winds and mellow surf, Menorca offers a great place to wind, kite, boogie, paddle, or board surf...

Located in the middle of Menorca’s Port of Mahón, Isla del Rey has become a popular spot for visitors interested in the island's rich past and emerging art scene...

Whether you crave adventure, indulgence, or pure peace, the island offers countless ways to connect—with each other and with the beauty that surrounds you.

Menorca is one of the best destinations in the world for families, from is calm waters to outdoor museums to its approachable hiking trails, this island meant to be enjoyed by all ages...

The Menorcan agroturismo combines exceptional hospitality, modern comfort and rural charm on some of the island's most beautiful working farms...

Some of the island's most spectacular estates have been expertly renovated to offer guests a luxurious and memorable countryside retreat...

Unique stays housed in beautifully restored townhouses and elegant manor houses, blending Menorcan heritage with contemporary comfort...

With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Menorca is a dream destination no matter the season...