here.Menorca is not the "We could be anywhere" holiday destination.
The island is very easily explored by car, and with over 120 beaches and coves you'll always find somewhere new. With the aid of a good map, you can find all the hideaway places and the secluded beaches the Menorcan people go to, to escape the crowds.
The history and archeology of Minorca are very evident with talayotic villages found all across the island dating back over 3000 years. At Cap de Cavalleria, just west of Fornells on the north coast are the archeological remains of the first Roman settlements.
More recent history can be observed in the buildings in and around Mahon Es Castell and Sant Lluis, plus the forts of La Mola and Fort Marlborough.
Menorca resorts vary from the quiet fishing village where you can relax and unwind on quiet beaches or on your own terrace knowing you won't be disturbed, and where your local bar restaurant may be the only bar.
Or bustling sea side towns catering for all ages, tastes and pockets. With more bars and restaurants than you could visit. Entertainment seven days a week, night clubs, shopping, kiddies parks and sea trips. Menorca has all of this and more.
Accommodation? you'll be spoiled for choice, Luxury villas to affordable apartments. Cheap hotels to classy country retreats. Farm houses to Hostels, you choose the type of holiday that suites you.
