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One of Menorca’s most iconic beaches. Its crystal-clear waters, white sand and the surrounding landscape make it a must-see during any stay on the island.

The beaches in the north stand out for their wild character and darker sand tones. They are ideal for those looking for different landscapes and a closer connection with nature.

The most emblematic celebration in Menorca. Every June, Ciutadella fills with tradition, horses, music and a festive atmosphere in a unique experience that forms part of the island’s cultural identity.

During the summer months, towns and villages across Menorca celebrate local festivals that combine music, traditions and local cuisine, offering visitors an authentic way to experience the island.

Menorca is an ideal destination for active tourism, with events linked to hiking, water sports and natural routes that run across the island.

The island’s former capital stands out for its historic centre, cobbled streets and harbour, ideal for strolling and enjoying local cuisine at sunset.

Set in a unique rocky landscape, this lighthouse offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean and is one of the most photographed spots in Menorca.

A protected natural area ideal for nature and hiking enthusiasts, with routes that allow you to discover the island’s wildlife, flora and most unspoilt landscapes.

The most emblematic dish of Menorcan cuisine. A traditional stew made with fresh lobster, ideal for enjoying the flavours of the sea.

Cheeses, cured meats, fish and local recipes are part of a simple and authentic cuisine, closely linked to local produce and the Mediterranean.

Traditional desserts and artisan products complete the gastronomic experience and reflect the island’s culinary identity.