220 kilometers of coastline with over 190 beaches and coves, in the inland an original rural architecture: Menorca is a paradise for beach holidaymakers, hiking enthusiasts, culture lovers, and gourmets!
Menorca leaves nothing to be desired for holidaymakers: sky, sun, sea, earth, horses, and stone. The island stands for elegance and down-to-earthness at the same time, is considered a reserved beauty and has managed to preserve its original charm as one of the last Mediterranean islands. Since 1993, Menorca has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. For over 25 years, it has been the only Mediterranean island to boast these titles. With its untouched nature and carefree joy of life, it enchants visitors. Numerous coves and sandy beaches, hiking trails, megalithic structures, and rural landscapes with small, straight stone walls, as well as original villages and historical cultural sites can be explored on Menorca in peace — ‘poc a poc’, as they say here.
