At the western tip of Menorca, Ciutadella displays a historic center of limestone streets and palaces, with the Cathedral and the old harbor as emblems. The nearby coves on the south coast fly the Blue Flag and have turquoise waters.
The interior opens onto gentle hills with dry stone walls and "finques de marés" estates. Traditional country houses combine exposed beams, a fireplace, old barns and outbuildings, land for an orchard and garden, and a tranquillity that invites you to prolong the summer.
The markets of Plaça des Born and Mercat des Peix liven up daily life, while Menorcan gastronomy — Mahón cheese, lobster stew — completes the scene. Maó airport connects the island with the peninsula and Europe.
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