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View Details El o Dare
Three bedroomed apartment with sea view in a beautiful whitewashed development on a rocky coastline only a short walk from the beach.
El o Dare /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Villa Santa Clara
3/4 bed detached Villa with private pool and gardens in Santo Tomas, Menorca
Villa Santa Clara /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Villa Simiali, Menorca
A private secluded four bedroom villa with private swimming pool and just a five minute walk from the beach.
Villa Simiali, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 8B San Jaime, Menorca
A beautiful Menorcan style villa with private pool, sea views and close to all resort amenities.
8B San Jaime, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Torre Soli Nou 199, Menorca
This tastefully refurbished three bedroom villa is situated on the hillside in a quiet cul-de-sac with excellent sea views.
Torre Soli Nou 199, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details San Jaime 186, Menorca
A lovely three bedroom Mediterranean style villa, located on the San Jaime hill with sea views.
San Jaime 186, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Torre Soli Nou 116, Menorca
A modern villa built on a classical Spanish design, with marvellous southern sea views.
Torre Soli Nou 116, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details San Jaime 32, Menorca
A lovely new four bedroom villa with stunning sea and beach views.
San Jaime 32, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details San Jaime 62, Menorca
A magnificient four bedroom villa which embraces all modern conveniences and enjoys stunning sea views.
San Jaime 62, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Villas Finesse 1, Menorca
Menorca's only designer villas with high quality materials and furnishings. CAR HIRE INCLUDED
Villas Finesse 1, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Villas Finesse 2, Menorca
Menorca's only designer villas with high quality materials and furnishings. CAR HIRE INCLUDED
Villas Finesse 2, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 19B San Jaime, Menorca
An idyllic, modern five bedroom villa with private pool, landscaped gardens and sea views.
19B San Jaime, Menorca /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details Villa 81 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca
An attractive four bedroom villa set on the hillside of Torre Soli Nou, with the benefit of a spacious terrace and a lovely garden.
Villa 81 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 206 San Jaime, Menorca
An impressive and spacious four bedroom villa with sea views, boasting tastefully appointed gardens.
206 San Jaime, Menorca /San Jaime - /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 2B San Jaime, Menorca
A charmingly beautiful three bedroom Menorcan villa with sea views and attractive landscaped gardens.
2B San Jaime, Menorca /San Jaime - /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 105 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca
An enchanting three bedroom villa with private swimming pool and sea views.
105 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 79 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca
Set in attractive landscaped gardens, this four bedroom Spanish bungalow offers you the ambience to relax.
79 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 46A San Jaime, Menorca
A modern villa embracing four bedrooms, modern appliances, air conditioning and located just 500mtrs from amenities.
46A San Jaime, Menorca /San Jaime - /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 175 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca
A large and beautifully appointed five bedroom villa with stunning sea views.
175 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details 202 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca
A well established three bedroom villa with private swimming pool, set high on the hillside.
202 Torre Soli Nou, Menorca /Torre Soli Nou /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
View Details casa esquina
beautiful unusuall 2 bed villa in own large plot lovely sea views, port views, and country views. has its own private pool. very quiet location.
casa esquina /Cala Llonga /Menorca /Balearic Islands /Spain /Europe /
The Family retreat

   

La Vall (Ciutadella)

 

Cala de Turqueta (Ciudadela)

Why go on holiday to Menorca?
Menorca is the most family-orientated, least overrun and most low-key of the Balearic Islands.

There are not only beaches to tempt the traveller but also a liberal sprinkling of reminders of its rich heritage, including beautiful buildings, charming villages and prehistoric sites.

How much does it cost?
From as low as £120 for two weeks in June, self-catering accommodation with four sharing, but expect to pay around £550 per person half-board including return flights. Flights-only start from around £100.

When should I go?
Menorca has a wetter climate and is usually a few degrees cooler than the other islands, which can be a blessing in the height of summer. May-June and September are best to avoid the crowds and higher prices of July and August.

In the colder months the island is buffeted by chilling tramuntana winds. In summer temperatures average 68F (21C) - 84F (29C) and in winter they drop to 43F (6C)-58F (15C).

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Archaeological mysteries

What should I do when I'm there?
Menorca has beach resorts for all the family - some crowded for those who like it busy, some off the beaten track. You will also find beautiful scenery and coastal views as well as pretty towns and villages.

There are wildlife reserves in the wetlands and many archaeological sites. Watersports are the dominant activity and you will find that many resorts have boats and sailboards for hire.

There are also scuba diving centres and a couple of horseriding ranches. Golfers will enjoy the golf club at Son Parc, on the north coast near Fornells.

What towns are there to visit?
Mao, or Mahon, is reminiscent of a small Gibraltar - having many English influences (including the Xoriguer gin distillery), with an impressive deepwater harbour that handles fishing boats, car ferries and huge tankers.

The town, which was made the capital of the island by the British in the 18th century, is built on top of the cliffs along the south of the harbour. The narrow streets of the old quarter are lovely to dally in.

Ciutadella is an attractive and distinctly Spanish city with a picturesque port and a historic old quarter, while Fornells is a former fishing village; it's extremely picturesque but gets crowded in the season.

Each town has a festival to celebrate its patron saint. The biggest is the Festa de Sant Joan, held in Ciutadella on the last weekend in June. The Festa de Mare de Deu de Gracia is in Mahon on September 8.

What about prehistoric sights?
Bronze Age stone towers (talaiots), altars (taulas) and mausoleums (navetas) in a good state of preservation are found in Menorca. Monuments litter the island dating back to 2,000BC, and most have been left undisturbed in situ, often to their detriment.

Unique to Menorca are taulas - the huge stone tablets precisely placed in the shape of a T. It has been suggested that they were used for sacrificial altars but, as in the case of Stonehenge, no one really knows why these mysterious artefacts are there.

The main sites are Talati de Dalt near Mahon; Rafal Rubi and Torralba d'en Salord a bit further out; and Torre d'en Gaumes, south of Alaior. Get a copy of the Archaeological Guide to Menorca from the island's tourist office in Mahon.

Where are the best beaches?
The best beaches are on the southern coastline, which has subsequently been most developed. Fortunately the building has been restricted to smaller-scale developments in the "Moorish-Mediterranean" style - not exactly charming, but pretty enough.

Drive across the lunar landscape north of Mahon to the lighthouse at Cap de Favaritx and you will find eight lovely beaches; from Binimella you can walk to the unspoiled Cala Pregonda.

North of Ciutadella you'll find La Vall - a long stretch of untouched beach backing onto a private nature park.

 
Balearic beats
Where's good for nightlife?
In Mao, the old town has bars and restaurants, and the waterfront road of Anden de Levante is lined with eateries with terraces overlooking the sea.

Ciutadella's port is also lined with restaurants; after dinner try the Sa Clau - a hip jazz and blues bar set inside the old city walls. The resort hotels run dances and events; most resort areas are also well- stocked with bars and restaurants.

What's the food like?
Restaurants in the Balearics tend to cater for the tourist market, so you'll have no problem finding standard British and French fare. Italian restaurants are particularly popular, especially Mao.

Try a meal of Spanish tapas, a selection of small dishes such as olives, albondigas (meat or fish balls), and calamar a la plancha (squid).

Spanish rice dishes like paella are popular, and the seafood is mostly excellent. Grilled sardines are a local favourite.

What should I buy?
The small town of Alaior is home to the local cheese and shoe industries. Cheeses from the Quesos Coinga factory are sold all over Minorca, but there's a tasting and sales room in front of the factory.

A small craft market is held in front of the church of Santa Eulalia on Saturday morning. One type of shoe is peculiar to Menorca - the sole is made of recycled car tyre.

The Saturday market at Ferreries sells traditional arts and crafts, as well as fresh produce. Pottery and jewellery are also good buys.

What is there for children to do?
Menorca is made for kids who enjoy sea and sand. Slap the sun cream on and let them have fun. Many resort hotels have kids' facilities and clubs, which will take them off your hands for hours during the day, Check with your hotel or tour operator.

Tourist office
Spanish National Tourist Office, 22-23 Manchester Square, London W1M 5AP. Tel. 020 7486 8077. Brochure line: 09063 640630 (60p per minute).

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