MENORCA is characterised by its distinct rural and tranquillity, making this island different within its party surrounded neighbours, and also by the mix of beautiful beaches and a delicious dining scene
Iconic dish
Caldereta de Langosta (lobster stew) and Queso Mahon (Mahon cheese).
In the city
Visit Cala Turqueta (Turquoise beach), where is obvious what you will find here and Cala Macarelleta (Macarelleta beach).
Kids
In the afternoon/evening is when usually the fishermen come back to the port of Mahon with their boats plenty of fishes. There is a fishmonger where they sell the fish afterwards. In case there is no fishing, it is always pleasant to walk along the port seeing the big ferries and yachts.
Es Cranc is probably the best place to try caldereta de langosta. Close to Mahon Pan y Vino with great fresh food. In Menorca city, our recommendations are Bar Triton and S'Amarador.
Charge your batteries
Binibeca is a small town known as the white village.
Outside the city
Until the 5th you can pay a visit to Museo of Menorca to enjoy the exhibition Urban archaeology: 20 years between neighbours, machines and pawns, a sample of the most interesting archaeological materials that preventive excavations have provided during the last two decades.
May
events
From the 14th until the 21st the entire city celebrates the Easter week with cultural and traditional parades celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
April events
The island has its own international airport. We recommend to spend 2 days here and unlimited if you are a big beach fan. Rent a car is a must in the island.