Travel Guide for your Menorca holiday
It may only be a small island (just 15km wide and 52km long), but Menorca is perfectly formed. Of the three main Balearics islands, it remains the least affected by tourism, so much so that UNESCO has declared it an official biosphere reserve. With an interior largely untouched and a coastline boasting almost as many beaches as its sister islands put together, Minorca is a place for those wanting to relax and soak up the sunshine. Lively nightlife and large tourist developments are visibly absent; instead visitors are treated to untouched countryside and peace and quiet.
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Cala'n Bosch
Cala'n Bosch
-- Photo Credit: Sky TravelOn the south-west coast of Menorca, some 10 km south of the former capital Ciutadella, Cala'n Bosch is one of Menorca's busier resorts. Neve...
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Ciutadella
Ciutadella
-- Photo Credit: MikeLocated on Menorca's west coast, the island's former capital, Ciutadella, is steeped in culture and history. The town's cathedral is wel...
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S'Algar
S'Algar
-- Photo Credit: PhotoshotS'Algar is may not be everyone's choice for a family holiday, because it doesn't have a beach. Instead there's an imported stretch o...
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Son Bou
Son Bou
-- Photo Credit: Sky TravelLocated on the central southern coast, Son Bou is a small yet friendly holiday resort. Boasting the longest beach on the island - nearly 3km of fine...
Cala'n Bosch
-- Photo Credit: Sky TravelOn the south-west coast of Menorca, some 10 km south of the former capital Ciutadella, Cala'n Bosch is one of Menorca's busier resorts. Neve...
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