Area Metropolitana de Mao Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

A Hike on Menorca's Northern Coast

Go on an unforgettable hiking expedition from the tranquil village of Es Grau to the majestic Far de Favàritx. This scenic trail winds through unspoiled landscapes, different vegetations and picturesque hills, offering glimpses of sandy beaches, verdant pine forests, and dramatic cliffs. Pass by a historic "Rambla" tower and traditional houses and have a picnic on the beach, respecting nature. The route is stage 2 of the Cami de Cavalls (hike route across the entire island) and about eight kilometres long. With each step, you'll be captivated by the raw beauty of Menorca's natural wonders. #summerbreak

Menorca's Northeastern Fishing Village

Es Grau is a hidden gem nestled on the northeast coast of Menorca, Spain. This quaint fishing village offers a peaceful retreat away from the bustling tourist hubs. Surrounded by a picturesque natural reserve, the village boasts pristine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a paradise for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts. Es Grau's unspoiled beauty is protected by the S'Albufera des Grau Natural Park, a wetland of ecological significance. The village itself exudes a laid-back charm with its traditional white-washed houses and narrow streets. The local fishermen still ply their trade, and visitors can sample fresh seafood at the village's waterfront restaurants. #summerbreak

Island with Bluest Seas

Spain has many great islands such as Mallorca and Ibiza but Menorca is a much quieter and less crowded which is perfect for those that are looking for a more relaxed trip. You can expect endless beaches and activities for the whole family. Tips: - Rent a car so you can easily travel across the island - Bring walking shoes, some of the best beaches are only accessible by foot #mountainview #beachlife

Spain | Menorca's Son Blanc Farmhouse Hotel

Spanning 130 acres, located in a tranquil area of Menorca island, the Son Blanc Farmhouse Hotel is like a serene utopia, harmoniously blending with nature while adhering to sustainable principles. The hotel calls itself a farmhouse, indeed it is unpretentious and simple, with a strong emphasis on organic health and wellness concepts. It is self-sufficient, creating healthy and natural gourmet dishes with fresh organic ingredients from the locality. The hotel is converted from a traditional farmhouse, with a total of 14 rooms. Through the ingenious ideas of architects and artists, natural materials such as stone, clay, wood, and textiles are used to interpret the essence of simplicity and authenticity. This place is suitable for conversations with nature, appreciating the true nature of things in the connection with the natural world, and rediscovering the vitality of life, embarking on a sensory cleansing journey.

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Menorca's Longest Beach in Son Bou

Son Bou Beach is the longest beach in Menorca, stretching over two kilometers of pristine golden sand along the island's southern coast. Nestled between rolling dunes and crystal-clear turquoise waters, this beautiful beach offers a perfect retreat for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. With its Blue Flag status, Son Bou Beach boasts excellent water quality and safety standards, making it an ideal spot for families to relax and play. The shallow waters near the shore are perfect for swimming, snorkeling and paddling and the eastern end provides a serene escape with a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. #beachaholic

Museo de Menorca: A Journey Through History

Located in the city of Mahón, the Museo de Menorca offers a comprehensive look at Menorca’s rich history. Housed in a former Franciscan monastery, the museum is a testament to the island’s past, from prehistory to the present. The museum’s collection covers different periods of Menorca’s past, including the Talayot culture, Mediterranean trade, and the Muslim and Byzantine periods. The building itself is an imposing structure built on a cliff overlooking the Port. The museum is organized around a simple 18th-century cloister, adding to its historical charm. The Museo de Menorca is a learning place for all ages and offers a variety of workshops and activities designed to meet the needs and expectations of its visitors. The museum also hosts various exhibitions and activities, making each visit a unique experience. #tripblazers