The island of Menorca combines coves with turquoise waters and an interior of gentle hills with holm oaks, pastures and dry stone walls. In this rural landscape appear the traditional Menorcan farmstead and historic country houses with exposed beams, a fireplace and large outbuildings for barn and stable.
Mahón and Ciutadella set the pace, with lively markets and ports, while villages such as Es Mercadal, Ferreries or Es Migjorn maintain a relaxed rhythm. The Camí de Cavalls invites cycling and hiking, and Maó airport connects the island with the peninsula.
The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve recognizes its balance between nature and heritage, visible in talayots and in the stone landscape. Orchard, garden and large grounds allow you to cultivate and enjoy tranquility just a step from coves with Blue Flag.
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