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Located just a few kilometres from the Port of Mahon, Cala Mesquida boasts turquoise waters and golden sand. Less well known than Cala Macarella, and therefore less frequented, this beach offers an ideal setting for nature lovers looking to get away from the touristy beaches.
Located in Albufera Natural Park, Menorca's Es Grau Beach is the perfect place for families. Its shallow waters allow children to play safely, while kayakers can explore the surrounding coastline.
The setting, soft white sand, and crystal-clear waters of Cala Tortuga make it a must for lovers of wild, natural landscapes and beautiful beaches. This secluded cove in the north of Menorca, close to the Favaritx lighthouse, has easy access and can be reached via a path along the Cami des Cavalls.
Cavalleria lighthouse, which has been in operation since 1857, is located at the northernmost point of the island and offers exceptional views of the Mediterranean Sea. Nestling near Fornells, a peaceful little lobster-fishing village, it was built after a number of shipwrecks in the area.
Built to prevent shipwrecks in the western part of the island, Favaritx lighthouse, in the heart of the S'Albufera des Grau nature reserve, is now the ideal spot to take unique pictures. With its 28-metre-high black & white spiral structure, this must-see in Menorca is the island's most famous lighthouse.
On the north coast just a few kilometres from the town of Ciutadella, Punta Nati lighthouse is famous for its breathtaking views and spectacular sunsets. The austere architecture of the building contrasts with the surrounding natural beauty of the island.
Port Mahon is the largest natural harbour in the Mediterranean. It bears witness to the British influence on the island of Menorca, with historic sites such as the La Mola fortress, which was built to protect the port in the 19th century and remains an impressive testament to the island's military past. Your Villanovo concierge can book you a private guided tour or boat trip to make the most of Port Mahon.
The Port Mahon market is full of lively local quays and typical handicrafts: silver jewellery, Menorcan sandals and local food such as caldereta de langosta, the local lobster stew.
The Teatro Principal, the oldest theatre in Spain, regularly hosts shows and concerts, making the city centre a lively place. The Menorca Museum plunges you into the island's intriguing history through archaeological, cultural and artistic collections, offering a unique insight into Menorca's heritage and how it has evolved over the centuries. Port Mahon's enticing mix of culture and history make it one of the not-to-be-missed places in the Balearic Islands.
Es Castell is a charming fishing village with breathtaking sea views. Here, history meets beauty. Come and discover the town's picturesque streets, lively port with souvenir shops, and enjoy a meal in Es Castell's renowned restaurants.
Lithica, located in Pedreres de S'Hostal, is an old stone quarry that has been in operation for over 200 years. Now restored, one of Menorca's most intriguing archaeological sites houses a botanical garden and two labyrinths, providing a unique setting for visitors, with art exhibitions and regular events, such as the Mediterranean Film Festival.
In Ciutadella de Menorca, the former capital of Menorca, restaurants such as Mon, Café Balear and Es Tast de Na Silvia, near the Plaça des Born main square, stand out for their inventive local cuisine, offering dishes that feature local ingredients.
Naveta des Tudons is one of Menorca's most emblematic prehistoric monuments. Dating from the 9th century BC, this funerary monument offers a fascinating insight into the island's Talayotic architecture, with its distinctive shape like an upside-down boat and its role in ancient rituals.
Torre d'en Galmés is an ancient prehistoric village in Alaior that is worth a visit. One of Menorca's many fascinating archaeological sites, the houses, fortifications and temple offer a glimpse into the life of the island's earliest civilisations.
To find out more about Menorca's intriguing prehistoric period, you can also visit the Menorca Museum in Mahon, which is packed with information and exhibitions dedicated to the island's ancient history.
Literally translated as ‘The Horse Trail’, this 185km-long, signposted and accredited historical trail is a great way to discover the diversity of landscapes on the island of Menorca - which has been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Along the way you will discover steep cliffs, beautiful secret beaches and Mediterranean forests along the coastline.
Whether you are a hiker, cyclist or horse rider, the GR 233 Cami des Cavalls is an unforgettable experience. The trail passes through the picturesque villages of Es Castell and Fornells, offering stunning views. Unlike the Monte Toro, Menorca's tallest mountain, the trail has sections for every level of hiker, making it one of the best family activities in Menorca and a good time for all.
Our teams have selected the most beautiful villas in Menorca for your stay. Whether you're looking for a villa with a private heated pool, on the beach or with our attentive staff, we have the ideal accommodation to offer you an unforgettable experience in the heart of Menorca.
Villanovo offers you an exclusive selection of exceptional villas throughout Menorca in Port Mahon, Ciutadella, Binibeca, Fornells, Cala en Porter, Es Grau, as well as on the other pearls of the Balearic Islands: Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera, for a tailor-made holiday rental combining comfort and authenticity.
Thanks to Villanovo's luxury concierge service, every detail of your stay in Menorca is carefully orchestrated to find the best activities to do with family or friends. Whether you want to explore the Menorca Museum, relax on the island's most beautiful beaches, explore a natural park, visit Santa Maria Cathedral and Sant Nicolau Castle in Ciutadella, or go on a kayaking or boat trip along the coastline, our dedicated team will make sure your experience is unforgettable.
To make your trip even more memorable, Villanovo will provide you with a travel diary containing our recommendations for excellent restaurants, shops and must-see places in Menorca.
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