Menorca trip guide

Menorca, which moves at the slow pace of the seasons, is the pure essence of the Mediterranean when summer comes. The island has 216 kilometers of varied coastline. In the north there is a steep coast of reddish beaches and turquoise waters. In the south there are untamed white sand coves, surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. 

But the natural wealth of Menorca is not only manifested in the quality of their beaches. Declared a Biosphere Reserve, it has great ecological and scenic riches. Here you can practice water sports, such as sailing, windsurfing, snorkeling and scuba diving, as well as inland activities, such as horse riding, walking or biking. 

Another attraction is the archeological and cultural heritage, as well as the delicious traditional cuisine, which can be tasted at restaurants, bars and beach stands. In this guide, we show you the most inspiring activities to get the most out of your vacation to Menorca.