Menorca is an island in Spain, part of the Balearic Islands. You can visit Mahón, the capital, where you find a deep natural harbor. Ciutadella, the former capital, has narrow streets, a cathedral, and a historic port. Naveta des Tudons, a prehistoric burial site, is also worth seeing.
If you like beaches, you have many options. Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta have clear
Menorca is an island in Spain, part of the Balearic Islands. You can visit Mahón, the capital, where you find a deep natural harbor. Ciutadella, the former capital, has narrow streets, a cathedral, and a historic port. Naveta des Tudons, a prehistoric burial site, is also worth seeing.
If you like beaches, you have many options. Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta have clear water and white sand. Cala Mitjana is smaller but easy to reach. Son Bou has the longest beach on the island. If you prefer a quieter spot, Cala Pregonda has reddish sand and rocky surroundings.
In Menorca, the main gay-friendly area is in Mahón and Ciutadella. Some bars and venues cater to LGBTQ+ visitors, though the island has a relaxed and open attitude rather than a specific gay district.
You can explore the Cami de Cavalls, a coastal trail that circles the island. If you like history, you can visit the Fortress of La Mola. Boat tours let you see hidden coves and sea caves. Kayaking and snorkeling are good options for outdoor activities.
If you want local food, try Caldereta de Langosta, a lobster stew. You can also taste Mahón cheese, made on the island.
Menorca has fewer crowds than other Balearic Islands. You can enjoy beaches, history, and local cuisine without large tourist groups.
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