Guides and stories to discover Menorca.

Sharks are present in Menorca and throughout the Mediterranean Sea. However, the overfishing of the last decades has diminished sharks sightings. Nevertheless, every year there is usually an appearance of a blue shark, normally dying on the shore.

Monte Toro is the highest mountain and peak on the island. From there, there are spectacular views of all of Menorca. It is a must for all visitors!

As in most of Europe, in Menorca the minimum age to drink alcohol is 18 years old. This law is also there for other products such as tobacco.

Punta Prima nightlife is in the hot summer months. At that time all the bars and pubs are open and offer many leisure possibilities.

Even though there are no beaches in the city of Mahón; In its surroundings, there are spectacular coves that you should not miss. In less than 15 minutes by car, you can be on any of its beaches.

If you go to Menorca this year, you should know that all accommodations will make you pay a small tourist tax. Its price depends on the type of accommodation you have hired.

The TrashChallenge Menorca campaign invites everyone to collect plastics on the beaches of Menorca. Together we can save the beauty of the island!

Illa d'en Colom is a magical place in Menorca where the turquoise blue sea meets bright sunshine. The island has two beautiful beaches, both with white sand and exciting activities for all ages to enjoy!

Es Pa Gros is a lovely hill on the beach of Sa Mesquida. If you visit the beach, do not hesitate to climb to its top, there is a sensational panoramic view of the beach and its town.

Isla del Rey is a beautiful place to visit in the Mahón area. It is situated in the centre of the port and offers a great history. They organize guided boat tours to explore the Island.

Menorca has many towns and municipalities, each with its peculiarities. It is worth touring them all, from Ciutadella to Mahón and Binibeca.

Mahón is the capital of Menorca and has a lot of things to do and visit. From strolling through its lovely port to visiting the city centre and its picturesque streets.

On the coast of Sant Lluis are some of the best beaches in Menorca. Its low cliffs and blue waters make them the most popular on the island.

If you're looking for the perfect beach to relax on during your holidays in Menorca, you'll want to check out this list of the 30 best beaches on the island. From rocky coves to sandy stretches, there's something sure to please everyone. So take a look and start planning your beach day itinerary!

Spain has spectacular beaches, from Galicia to the Balearic Islands, passing through Andalusia. It isn't easy to get a ranking of the best, although we have tried it in this TOP 10.

Menorca is an ideal island for practising Kitesurfing. It has spots for most winds, and conditions are usually good in the winter months.

Menorca offers good leisure opportunities even in winter. In particular, December is a windy month where you can do multiple sports.

In Menorca and throughout Spain, the weather conditions of the beaches are in coloured flags. Find out what they are and their peculiarities!

In Menorca, the currency used is the Euro. However, if you are travelling from a country with another currency, you have different options of exchanging money once on the island.

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Es Mercadal has more than ten beaches, some unspoilt and exceptional. If you want a quiet and typical place in Menorca, do not hesitate to visit one of them.

Isla del Aire is the second largest island in Menorca, with 34 hectares. Without a doubt, the most remarkable thing about this point is its impressive Lighthouse. But, unfortunately, you can only get there by boat or kayak!

Punta de Espero in Menorca is the easternmost point of Spain. It is within the Mahón area, specifically in La Mola. It is the first place in the country that sees the sun.

The islands of Addaia are tiny islands that are in front of the homonymous town. They are visible from all its coastline and has easy access by kayak.

If you travel to Menorca, a place you cannot miss is the Port of Fornells. Without a doubt, it is a town that exudes magic with its picturesque white streets. This area will surprise you!

The Balearic Islands enjoy great prestige accumulated over decades in world tourism. This fame means that tens of thousands of tourists, both Spanish and foreign, enjoy its beaches every year.

Tiny havens of peace where you can rest peacefully as a family and where kids can play and bathe without worry.

If the beaches choke you because you are on vacation with children, do not hesitate to give them an adrenaline-pumping day at one of the water parks in Menorca. They all have enjoyable attractions that adapt to multiple children ranges ages.

It seems very easy to do it from Mallorca, but it is somewhat more expensive if you want to get there from Ibiza. Since there are rarely direct flights between the two islands, read on to discover possible ways.

Ciutadella is near many exceptional beaches that you should not forget if you visit the western region of Menorca. They all share turquoise waters that leave any guest shocked.

Menorca and Spain are slightly different with tips on restaurants compared to other countries like the UK or Germany.

If you are planning a trip to Menorca, here are five good tips to save money during your holidays. So you will enjoy the island and keep some cash in your pocket.

Unlike other maritime destinations, Menorca has the advantage that you will always find anchorages shelter from the wind in many places.

Find out the best shoes to wear while visiting Menorca’s coves. To avoid slips and falls while on trails, wear trekking shoes and water shoes to cover your feet when on rugged beaches. Explore the most comfortable alternative for you to enjoy Menorca’s distinct beaches.

Menorca commonly has fantastic coverage on the beaches. In recent years, 5G and 4G networks have been present in the entire geography thanks to the antennas distributed throughout the island.

Cap Roig Restaurant is in Sa Mesquida, a small town just 10 minutes from Mahón. It is excellent if you want to enjoy the saltiest cuisine in Menorca.

As of September 2022, public transport in Menorca becomes free throughout the island. To take advantage of that discount, you must have T-JOVE, T-GENERAL or T-MES.

It's an increasingly common theme, many owners want to go to a beach in Mahón with their dog, and the municipal ordinance truncates their spirit.

Currently, Ferreries has no ordinance that allows residents and tourists to enjoy their pets in the sand. However, this fact is about to change.

Sant Lluis, in Menorca, added this May 2022 three new beaches to its initiative of no-smoke beaches. This action seeks to make visitors and locals aware of the problem of tobacco and the degradation it causes to the territory.

Menorca today suffered one of the most significant hail storms in memory. In addition, many have been affected by the ice blocks falling from the island's sky.

It is an imposing 67-meter yacht built by the Italian shipyard Benetti. Its owner is David Wilson, an American dedicated to the car dealership sector.

The port area of ​​Addaya began to be explored in the 90s, and nowadays, it is one of the best harbours in Menorca since it offers good services and is located in a privileged location.

According to Aena, Menorca Airport has reached 720,000 passengers, thus exceeding the records from before the pandemic by 5%.

Ryanair joins Vueling and also offers several weekly frequencies to Barcelona. As a result, flying to Menorca will now be possible with more than one airline during the low season.

Not everything is sun and beach in Menorca. During the autumn and November, you can do endless activities and plans on the island with the bonus of tranquillity.

Is there anything more beautiful than a snow-covered landscape? For those of us who live in places where snow is rare, it's simply magical. And Menorca, an island off the coast of Spain, is one such place.

Is there anything better than escaping the cold January weather by taking a trip to a warmer place? If you're looking for a remarkable January getaway, Menorca is your best bet – and here are five great things to do while you're there!

If you're thinking of travelling to Menorca, you may be wondering whether or not you'll have to deal with mosquitoes. In this blog post, we'll take a look at the prevalence of mosquitoes in Menorca and offer some tips for avoiding them.

If you're considering visiting Menorca, note that the Favàritx Lighthouse is one-of-a-kind. It's an incredible spot to take photos and enjoy the north coast views.

Have you ever been to the Cavallería lighthouse? It's one of the best spots on the island for watching the sunset. The view from up there is absolutely wonderful, and it's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Make sure to go early though because it gets pretty crowded later in the afternoon!

In this post, we'll take a look at whether or not leaving your luggage in the car is a good idea in Menorca, and give you some tips on how to keep your belongings safe while you're out and about. Read on for more information!

If there's one thing that can ruin your holiday buzz, it's a long queue at passport control. Especially when you've got a plane to leave Menorca. Here we explain the status of Mahon's Airport and some tips on how to avoid the queues and make your airport experience as smooth as possible.

When you're visiting a new place, it's always fun to check out the local lighthouses. Menorca is no exception – there are some beautiful lighthouses to see on this island! If you're looking for things to do in Menorca, make sure you add lighthouse sightseeing to your list.

Easter is a time where many families celebrate together. If you are looking for some ideas of what to do in Menorca during Easter, then look no further! Here are five plans that will keep you entertained over your holidays on the island.

Fly or ferry from Barcelona to Menorca? Learn the pros and cons of each travel option, including speed, price, luggage allowances, and scenic views.

Cala en Porter residents and businesses fear the beach may not recover in time for the 2025 season, stressing the need for urgent action to protect tourism.

Experience the best of Menorca in March with hiking, history, gastronomy, and birdwatching. Enjoy the island’s beauty without the summer crowds!

Which island, Menorca or Mallorca? Compare these Balearic Islands based on accessibility, beaches, atmosphere, culture and activities. Find out which one fits your travel style best: tranquility and nature in Menorca or adventure and nightlife in Mallorca. Choose your ideal destination!

From Mercat des Peix and Sa Botiga to Sa Bodega and Cal Dimoni: our local guide to afternoon tapas, drinks and music in Mahón, also known as Maó.

Washed-up posidonia is not rubbish. Learn how it protects Menorca's sand from storms, why it stays on beaches in winter and how removal is managed.

Discover Menorca’s two marine reserves, the areas they protect, permitted activities and how to visit them responsibly.

Guide to the Northern Menorca Marine Reserve, from Punta des Morter to Cap Gros: coves, protected zones and regulated activities.

Discover the Illa de l’Aire Marine Reserve, its boundaries from Punta des Xoriguer to Punta de Rafalet and how to enjoy it responsibly.

Which beach should you choose in Menorca with Tramontana, easterly, westerly or southerly winds? A practical guide to sheltered coves and beaches.

Discover the best Menorca beaches for snorkelling from shore, including rocky coves, calm water, marine reserves and practical tips.

Guide to visiting Menorca without renting a car: beaches by bus, coves by boat, walks and practical planning tips.