Menorca News
Menorca: Where the celebrations never stop!
Ibiza may be the island with the global reputation for non-stop partying, but that’s not to say that their Menorcan neighbours don’t know how to let their hair down. And with 14 public holidays officially recognised, it’s fair to say that these islanders are pretty clued up when it comes to having a good time.
The magic of Menorca at night
The magic of Menorca at night Menorca may be famous for its laid back living and being the quietest of the Balearic Islands, but its night time offering should never be overlooked. Thankfully the island doesn’t fill the pavements with clubbers like its sister island Ibiza. But it is the perfect destination for tasty treats with its variety of restaurants. And many local bars and nightclubs offer entertainment with a difference.
Menorca: A magnificent place for three generations of family
Menorca is famous for being favoured by families with young children and grandparents alike. But what is it about the island that makes it so popular? First off Menorca is the quietest and most northerly of the Balearic Islands. It also has an extremely low crime rate and is thought to be one of the safest holiday destinations in the world.
Menorca is the least commercial of the Balearics, making it particularly suitable for families with younger children and older couples who don’t fancy waking up to the sounds of clubbers cascading onto the streets at three in the morning.
Food & Drink in Menorca
It’s safe to say Menorca’s beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters, hidden coves and traditional villages are enough to delight holidaymakers to the island, but all visitors should enjoy the real flavour of Menorca before going home.
Menorca meets Formula 1
Menorca – Formula 1’s most recent destination