Menorca Overview

Menorca is a much quieter destination than the other two Balearic Islands. In general, resorts have a relaxed atmosphere and a slower pace of life. That makes them the perfect places to visit if you just want to unwind and enjoy the unspoilt scenery of rocky cliff faces and lush forestry. Plus, some of the beaches in Menorca are among the very best the Balearics have to offer. Specifically we're thinking of white sands, palm tree lined coastlines and secluded rocky coves. Even the main towns in Menorca are peaceful and authentic. Wander narrow cobbled streets and take in the sights, sounds and smells of the local shops selling fresh produce and original crafts. If you'd like to find out more about each resort, simply read below:

Menorca

• Arenal Castell

  Peaceful sandy cove: The circular bay is a real highlight of the resort. The rocky tips almost touch, making the water calm and shallow like a lagoon. As such, it’s an ideal place for familie... Click here for more information

• Cala Blanca

  Relaxed setting:One of the quietest resorts on the island, this small town only recently started tourist development in the 1990’s. As such, many of the buildings are modern and well-facilita... Click here for more information

• Cala Galdana

  Natural beauty:An idyllic location makes Cala Galdana one of the prettiest resorts in Menorca. Dramatic rock faces, endless pines and shallow turquoise waters are a real treat for your eyes. G... Click here for more information

• Ciutadella

  Charming town:Ciutadella has been growing in popularity as a traveller destination, particularly for those who wish to experience the authentically Spanish side of Menorca. The old centre of the to... Click here for more information

• Coma Ruga

  Peaceful village: A very quiet coastal resort, Coma Ruga has only a smattering of hotels, bar and restaurants based around a lovely golden beach. That makes it an ideal place for purely relaxing an... Click here for more information

• Punta Prima

• Santo Tomas

  Beautiful beach:Santo Tomas is a pretty quiet resort, but its star attraction is its beach. A long stretch of fine white sand backed by dark green swathes of deep forest, it truly is a joy to behol... Click here for more information

• Son Bou

  Cosy and quiet: This little resort is the ideal place if you just want to get away from it all. There’s a sandy white beach here, as well as some great restaurants and a few bars – noth... Click here for more information