UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Menorca offers coves with turquoise waters, trails of the Camí de Cavalls and a relaxed Mediterranean pace. Maó and Ciutadella give character with natural harbours and a historic centre of marés stone.
High-end here means a Menorcan finca with a large plot, a restored manor house or an architect-designed villa in first line. Properties with courtyards, outbuildings and noble materials, seeking privacy and sea or countryside views.
The most sought-after areas are spread across Binibeca, Cala Llonga, Son Bou or Port d’Addaia, near coves with Blue Flag status and marinas. Maó airport connects with the peninsula and Europe, and the local cuisine — formatjades, caldereta de langosta — completes a serene way of life.
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