The excitement begins with a boat ride around the harbor of Mahon. Spanning 5km, it stands as one of the largest natural harbors globally. Its edges are adorned with historic architecture, fortified constructions, and sprinkled with islands. Then, a tour of the town of Mahon awaits on dry ground, followed by leisure time. Nicola comments, ‘Signs from the British control that lasted for a hundred years remain evident even today – there are sash and bow windows, door fasteners just as one would find in the UK.’

Then, your adventure continues on the coastal route to Binibeca. This dreamy village is filled with narrow labyrinth-like streets of whitewashed houses that spill down towards the harbor. A little further towards the east along the shoreline lies the Cova d’en Xoroi, a cave embedded in a cliff. Enjoy a beverage while absorbing the sea vistas from Menorca’s most hip bar. Conclude the day with a journey through history at the Torralba d’en Salord megalithic archaeological site, renowned for its enormous dolmen-shaped stones. Your visit aids in its conservation.

• Timings and order of visits are approximate depending on zones.
• Wear comfortable shoes.
• Not suitable for guests with limited mobility