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Menorca: A haven brimming with serenity

Whether you are looking for a nature retreat amidst beautiful landscapes and mountain views or want to perfect your tan on some of the most beautiful secluded beaches, Menorca offers you the serene escape you have been craving. Immerse yourself in the laid back ambiance of Spain's Balearic island, full of serenity for you and your loved ones.  

Le Collectionist conciergerie’s top 5 

1 - Hop on Mahon’s exclusive boat charter

Set sail from Mahon’s Marina for an exclusive boating experience where you can embark on an adventure. Spend the day gliding along the azul waters and taking in stunning coastal views with your family.  

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Yacht ride/ Coastal views 

2 - Admire Menorca from above 

Dreaming of discovering Menorca’s beautiful views? Enjoy a one-of-a-kind adventure by paragliding  through Menorca’s blue skies and take in breathtaking views while feeling an incredible sense of freedom from above

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Paragliding/ Breathtaking views

3 - Kayak with your family in Fornells Bay 

Get ready for a family-fun kayaking excursion suitable for all ages through Fornells Bay with an expert guide. As you paddle along, you will be surrounded by beautiful postcard views without the stress of navigating your way back! 

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Kayaking/ Picturesque views

4 - Relish in a gastronomic villa experience with a private chef

Indulge in a unique experience with a private chef in the comfort of your own villa! Enjoy tailor made menus and your favourite dishes to share with your loved ones, making your home a haven that embraces exquisite cuisine and joyful laughter. 

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Private chef/ Exquisite cuisine

5 - Take a charming stroll in Binibeca Vell

Wander through the quaint village of Binibeca Vell, where narrow cobblestone streets weave among the traditional whitewashed homes. Enjoy leisurely strolls with your family, immersing yourself in this village’s rich culture and unique charm. 

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Leisurely strolls/ Charming village

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Where to stay in Menorca

Mahon 

Situated on the eastern coast of the Balearic Island, immerse yourself in Mahon’s unique blend of historical charm and modern sophistication. This charming town is famous for its stunning natural harbour, known to be one of the largest in the world. This area offers a vibrant cultural scene as well as water activities, perfect for spending quality time with your family. Hop on a boat tour, explore a local fish market, or visit a historical church for an enriching and diverse experience.

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Charming village/ Natural harbour

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Ciutadella 

If you desire an authentic cultural experience, Ciutadella, the Old Town on the west coast of Menorca, is full of narrow and mediaeval streets that will lead you to some of Spain’s most beautiful historic sites. If your feet start to get too tired, stop in one of the island’s charming boutique shops and unveil some of this town’s original hidden gems

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Mediaeval streets/ Historic sites

Cala Galdana 

Cala Galdana, a scenic beach resort nestled on the southern coast of Menorca, offers the perfect escape for a family atmosphere with its expansive white-sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Spend your days enjoying water activities like kayaking or private boat excursions. Take a short trip over to the charming Old Town of Ciutadella for brunch with your family, or explore the bay and beach at Cala Mitjana. 

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Sandy beach/ Family atmosphere

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Binibeca 

Get inspired by the special charm of Binibeca, a town on the southern coast of the island where whitewashed buildings and labyrinthe streets create a unique atmosphere. Wander through the quaint coastal village’s narrow streets and visit the town’s main square. End your day at the sandy beach where you and your family can enjoy the warm waters and breathtaking views. 

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Coastal village/ White-washed buildings

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The best spots and beaches in Menorca 

Cala Cavalleria

For an iconic postcard perfect setting, head to Cala Cavalleria that feels like a postcard brought to life. Enjoy a full day at this famous beach, surrounded by reddish, gold sand, and get there early to immerse yourself in fun water activities with your loved ones, or simply to admire the serene sea view. 

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Iconic/ Fine sand beach

Cala Mitjana 

Tucked away, just 20 minutes away from Cala Galdana, this tranquil cove is a secluded haven enveloped by steep cliffs and verdant pine trees, making it an ideal spot to lay back, relax, and perfect your golden tan. Whether you’re in the mood for a picnic in the shade or feel like diving from the rocky cliffs for a burst of energy, arrive early to ensure a peaceful escape from the crowds. 

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Tranquil/ Cliffs

Cala Es Talaier

Cala Es Talaier is an immaculate, unspoilt beach, south of Ciutadella. It is very popular for its thin, white sand turquoise waters and the perfect place to swim or perfect your tan. 

To claim the best spot on this small, serene beach, get there early to soak up the sun when it’s at its strongest! Take in the breathtaking views while enjoying a classic southern Menorca coastal experience. 

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Popular/ Turquoise waters

Monte Toro

Want to get the best panoramic view of the entire island? Monte Toro, the highest point of Menorca offers you stunning, unique views of the island from an angle you have never seen before. As you ascend its winding roads, you will be rewarded with an incredible sunset view, followed by a delicious dinner at Sa Posada del Toro, Monte Toro’s nearby restaurant. 

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Breathtaking/ Highest panoramic view

Cova d'en Xoroi 

Unveil a stunning seafront cave bar in Cala en Porter, south coast of Menorca where romance and a soulful ambiance meets the beauty of nature. This trendy spot offers a beautiful terrace with live music at night and picturesque views during the day. Imagine yourself sipping a fresh fruit cocktail while gazing out onto the sea view, while lively jazz plays in the background. 

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Lively and romantic / Picturesque sunsets

Binibeca Vell

Discover the charming allure of Binibeca Vell, a quaint seaside village on Menorca’s south coast where narrow, cobblestone paths are surrounded by whitewashed houses. Explore the hidden alleys and take a leisurely stroll with your family and adapt to a peaceful pace you’ll never want to leave.

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Peaceful/ Family strolls

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The best restaurants in Menorca

Pan y Vino 

Pan y Vino is set in a charming setting, a traditional and welcoming Torret farmhouse in Sant LIuís, where a terrace invites you to surround yourself with the island’s idyllic scenery. Chef Patrick James offers a taste of Mediterranean opulence with surprising hints of French, European or Asian cuisine, all centred on locally-sourced flavours. The cuisine is known to be crafted with care and affection, ensuring that every bite leaves you craving more.  

Pan y Vino 
Camí Coixa, 3, 07711 Sant Lluís

S'Amarador 

At the heart of the port beside the bridge, indulge in one of Menorca’s finest dining restaurants with the best port and sunset views. The renowned mythical terrace offers you an original ambiance as you savour the authentic Menorcan dishes. S’amarador specialises in fish and seafood, their specialty being the Menorca lobster, all locally and traditionally fished offering you the freshest products and a picturesque dining experience.

S’Amarador
Carrer de Pere Capllonch, 42, 07760 Ciutadella de Menorca

Es Moli de Foc

At Es Moli de Foc,  the vibrant décor matches the colourful seafood dishes, creating a lively dining experience that pairs local produce with breathtaking bay views. Perched on the northern coast of Menorca, this restaurant offers a charming terrace with stunning views of Fornells Bay. Immerse yourself in the scenery while the chef prepares the finest seafood, expertly prepared to showcase the essence of Mediterranean cuisine

Es Moli de Foc
Carrer de Sant Llorenç, 65, 07712 Sant Climent

Sa Pedrera d'es Pujol 

Sa Pedrera d'es Pujol serves as a beacon of culinary creativity in Menorca, where chef Daniel Mora puts emphasis on local and seasonal ingredients, all under his motto, “Tradition in evolution”. His dishes are a perfect fusion of classic and contemporary, embracing  fresh produce with playful twists like Oliaigua with figs in textures and Raya with black butter. Savour carefully crafted cuisine and choose from a selection of 300 curated wines to pair with your dish. 

Sa Pedrera d'es Pujol
Camí des Pujol, 14, 07711 Sant Lluís

Cap Roig 

Nestled in the north coast of Menorca, in the picturesque Cala Sa Mesquida, immerse yourself in a fishing ambiance where you’ll taste the island’s freshest seafood presented on vibrant plates adorned with tender mussels, shrimp, luxurious lobster and more, all while enjoying a beautiful sea view.

Cap Roig
Carrer Gran de sa Mesquida, 13, 07701 Sa Mesquida

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Guided hike along Camí de Cavalls 

Embark on a guided hike along the historic Camí de Cavalls where you and your loved ones can unveil the natural beauty of the island together. Trek through lush forests and take in breathtaking views as your guide takes care of you. This excursion offers you and your clan a deeper appreciation for the island’s natural beauty. 

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Guided hike/ Natural beauty

Pottery workshop 

After soaking in the island’s scenic atmosphere, you might find yourself brimming with creative inspiration. Try your hand at pottery within the company of your family and discover how Menorca’s beauty ignites the artist in you! Let our attentive concierge organise a pottery workshop for you and your family to get your creativity on! 

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Pottery/ Family workshop

Scenic bike ride from Alaior to Binibequer 

Immerse yourself in the rural charm of Menorca by cycling from Alaior to the picturesque village of Binibequer. Throughout the ride, discover the island’s authentic essence, with stops to explore the town’s quaint streets and admire the island's architecture, making it a perfect family adventure.

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Cycling/ Alaior to Binibequer

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Le Collectionist’s exclusive experiences 

Private sailing excursion to Cala Macarelleta

Set sail on a private yacht tour to take in the turquoise waters of Cala Macarelleta from up close! Lay back and relax as you venture out to the most beautiful secluded beaches in Menorca. As you cruise along the coast, dip in for a refreshing swim or make a stop at shore to lay in the powdery white sand with your loved ones. 

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Yacht trip/ Secluded beaches

Scuba diving in marine reserves

Dive into Menorca’s crystal-clear waters and discover the underwater world with private scuba diving excursions. Venture to the heart of its untouched marine reserves and you’ll find that the island’s beauty is just as vibrant and colourful below the surface as it is on land. 

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Scuba diving/ Marine reserves

Horse riding through the island

Immerse yourself in Menorca’s enchanting landscapes by horse riding through the island. Discover beautifully kept trails and explore the island at your own leisurely pace by following the scenic route of the Camí de Cavalls, a path that winds itself around the island’s entire coastline

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Horse riding/ Camí de Cavalls

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When to go

Spring 

In spring, Menorca bursts into a vibrant tapestry of colours, making it an ideal time for nature walks amidst mild temperatures and blossoming landscapes. This is the perfect season for taking in the coast’s scenic beauty while exploring historical sites.

Summer

Every summer, during Menorca’s peak season, visitors are instantly attracted to the island, drawn by its transparent turquoise waters and pristine sandy beaches. Dive into the clear waters for a series of water sports, from kayaking to scuba diving or a racket game on the beach. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere full of lively events for you and your family. 

Autumn

If you are looking for a tranquil adventure with fewer crowds, autumn is the perfect time to indulge in mountain activities like hiking, cycling, or attending local festivals while enjoying the stunning foliage and soothing temperatures.

Winter

Winter in Menorca offers a mild climate and a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for those seeking a quiet escape to explore the island’s local culture and stunning landscapes. Pamper yourself with a spa retreat and unwind at a laid-back pace, surrounded by the island’s tranquil, natural beauty. 

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