Good to Know - Menorca Activities, Sights, what to expect?
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This is your best starting point to find YOUR ideal day out, top sights, places of interest and activities while on holiday in Menorca. Over many , many years we have experienced these familiar and newer activities, sights as children, Teenagers, as a couple and young family and lately with our own Teenagers.
Menorca is not over commercialised with theme parks and large man-made attractions. Prefering instead to focus on active outdoor activities,natural attractions, historical sites and it's rich diverse cultural heritage. There are interesting places for families, young children and couples to explore if you know what to expect. Whether you are in hotel needing to 'break out', ardent romantic walker , culturalist or foodie you will find all Menorca has to offer here.
Our little taster of visual experiences on Menorca. Self-guided or organised trips away from the beach will show you what keeps regulars coming back to Menorca year after year.
Can you ever have too many beaches on Holiday? Menorca is blessed with so many amazing wild beaches aka Virgin beaches it would be wrong not to visit. And an around the island coastal path ( Cami de Cavalls ) means you can take a swim at many of them.
Spectacular and colorful Summer fiestas featuring elegant riders and horses. Street parties and food stalls. Live Music and final night midnight fireworks.
There are 11 palaces alone in Ciutadella from the time when it was the island's former capital. Plus fine Aristotracts former town houses now open to public. Several beautiful small palaces, among them Casa Saura
Menorca is all about Outdoors! Enjoy unspoilt nature on land or sea. Ride or Stride?, Paddle or Pedal? the choice is yours
Menorca has pristine coastal waters, unspoilt coasttlines for all manner of watersports. The UNESCo and nature conservancy means there are great Parks amd landcapes to explore on foot, Mountain Bike, Horseback or even by jeep
With so much of the island preserved by environmental laws the island has many, many beautiful places to walk and discover.
Its important to walk at the right time of day and to have plenty of water with you. And don't forget when walking close to the coast to have swimwear and a towel so you can take that well earnt swim on that remote beach you've reached!
There are deep lush gorges that start in the centre of the island and meander to the coast to open up out into a beautiful beaches. Take a walk early morning or evening in S'Albufera National park and enjoy a drink on the beach in Es Grau.
Menorca Tips
Always have a towel, swim wear, sunscreen and plenty of water with you.
Tour Operators may offer their hotel guests various excursions,but if the thought of spending time on someone elses' time agenda, bustled from place to coach and driving around for hotel pickups bothers you then many can be done DIY style!
Cami de Cavalls, ('path of the horse') is a rough track coastal path from medieval times that originally followed much of the entire Menorcan coastline.
It is a great way to see the beautiful coastline but the pathways are 'au natural' so take care close to cliff edges.
