Did you know?

Menorca is the quietest of the Balearic Islands, perfect for those seeking an escape from the chaos.

The Camí de Cavalls is a 185km coastal path that circles the entire island, offering spectacular views and the opportunity to explore its wild coastline.

The island is famous for its horses, known for their strength, endurance and grace.

There are more than 1,500 archaeological sites on Menorca, including Talayotic settlements, necropolises and prehistoric caves.

Mayonnaise was invented in Menorca! It was originally called Mahonesa,

in honor of the capital, Mahon.

Gin Xoriguer, a locally produced gin from Mahón, is famous throughout the world for its unique aroma and distinct flavour.

Menorca’s cheese, known as "Queso Mahón", is one of the island's most renowned gastronomic products.

There are over 100 beaches/coves in Menorca (more than Mallorca & Ibiza combined!).

Menorca is the first place in Spain where you see the sunrise every day.

During summer, the island hosts numerous music and cultural festivals, including the Menorca Jazz Festival and the International Music Festival in Ciutadella.

Menorca is the ideal place for stargazing, thanks to its night sky free from light pollution and its favourable atmospheric conditions.

The Favàritx lighthouse, located on the northern tip of the island, offers a spectacular setting at sunset, with its dark cliffs silhouetted against the fiery sky.

The Cova d’en Xoroi, located in Cala en Porter, are one of the most iconic places in Menorca and offer a breathtaking setting to watch the sunset.

The traditional leather shoes, known as "Avarcas", are known throughout the world.