visiting Menorca

Behind its relaxed and fun loving façade, the Island of Menorca hides a rich and varied history influenced by the nations that have ruled it over the years. Evidence of this can be seen anywhere when visiting Menorca, but perhaps the most evident of

Thundering cannons, fleets of sailing ships firing at coastal forts and political maneuvering as nations seek to conquer and control Menorca. Yes, it may sound like something from out of a fairy tale, but this was once the reality of the now peaceful

If you’re visiting Menorca in springtime, expect to find an island in full bloom. Across the countryside and along cycling paths, a vibrant display of colour comes to life in the form of scarlet poppies, yellow buttercups, and blue cornflowers. Among

When visiting Menorca, you may come across a tongue you’ve never heard before: Catalan. Though Menorca technically belongs to Spain, its traditions, culture, and language are very different from that of the mainland. The flourishing and advancement o

For those visiting Menorca to enjoy the Balearic Islands’ renowned climate and relaxed Mediterranean ambience, its capital, Mahón, is one of the most important places of interest. Alongside its stunning natural harbour (which holds the title of one o