The island of Menorca is considered one of the most beautiful and famous Spanish islands because it has the most magnificent beaches that are scattered on the outskirts of shimmering white villages. It is one of the oases in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. It enjoys a mild climate on most days of the year, suitable for sunbathing and hiking around the coastal paths.
Moreover, this island is classified as a sustainable tourism destination because it is ideal for many activities such as walking, biking or horse riding on the wonderful green hills. Many stone monuments dating back thousands of years are scattered throughout the island, and the most important historical sites include the Talate de Dalet, Tripuco and Tolba de Salort, along with Torre de Gomez and Navita de Todones.
The island provides an ideal place for water sports, where the bays form an endless series of natural beauty ideal for swimming, diving, canoeing and sailing. The medieval Cami de Cavales road corresponds to a coastal road about 125 miles around the island and provides access to hidden parts of the coast and some picturesque beaches.
The island is famous for its vibrant markets and full of the most beautiful local manufactures such as leather sandals and souvenirs, as it is home to one of the leading shoe designers in Spain “Priti Ballerinas”, and its small cities are distinguished by their unique architectural style, most of them are built of white plaster, and restaurants are widespread in it for being famous for Spanish seafood .
The island sings about 17 picturesque beaches, the most prominent of which is the long beach of Brigunda with golden red sand, pink rocks and calm azure waters. As for Cala Macarella Alaior Beach, it sings with white sand and warm turquoise waters even in the winter and shaded by tall pines and oak trees.
