Holidays in Menorca (Minorca) have been a popular choice with sun-seeking holidaymakers from the UK for many years. The least developed of the Balearic Islands, Menorca may be quieter than its neighbours Majorca and Ibiza, but it still has a lot to shout about. With over 100 great beaches and secluded bays to choose from on Menorca, all washed by clear blue seas, where better to spend your days - whether you're looking to chill-out on the sands or want to try your hand at the many watersports. And when the sun goes down, the larger resorts like Cala'n Blanes, Cala Blanca and Cala'n Bosch have plenty of bars and restaurants to keep you happy into the early hours. Don't miss a trip to the island's two cities, Mahon and Cuidadela, for elegant dining and stylish boutiques. Menorca is at its hottest in the summer months, but enjoys mild weather and plenty of sunshine the rest of the year. A wide choice of accommodation, from hotels to self catering apartments, completes the picture. What's more, flights to Menorca take less than two and a half hours from most UK airports, so a Menorca holiday is never too far away!
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Minorca
Flight Time:
2.5 hours
2.5 hours
Time Difference:
+1 hours
+1 hours
Average Temp:
16°C
16°C
Currency:
EUR
EUR
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Things To Do
As well as the obvious sunbathing, holidays in Menorca are the ideal time to enjoy water sports, golf, sailing, tennis and horse riding. For a fun family day out, visit one of the island's popular water parks. If you can tear yourself away from the beautiful beaches, you'll find a good choice of excursions: Head to Mount Toro, with the 17th-century Sanctuary of the Mare de Deu del Toro at its peak, or Mahon, the pretty island capital. There are Gothic churches, monuments, fortresses, prehistoric remains, smart harbours and Neolithic towns scattered around the island. For great seafood, visit the harbour town of Cuidadela or fishing village Fornells, or bag hand-crafted leather goods and jewellery in market towns Alaior and Es Mercadal. There's plenty to keep sports enthusiasts, shopaholics, nature lovers and culture vultures happy on holiday in Menorca.
Food & Drink
Freshly caught Mediterranean fish is a Menorcan speciality, as are traditional Spanish dishes. Still, in larger resorts, you'll find a good range of international restaurants, catering to plenty of tastes. Many hotels offer half board or all-inclusive options, so you don't even need to leave your hotel for dinner.
In The Evening
Nightlife in Menorca is fairly low key. Many of the hotels have their own in-house entertainment and you'll find a good selection of bars and pubs to enjoy in the larger resorts. For stylish wine bars and bars, head to the cities of Mahon and Cuidadela.
Health & Entry Requirements
It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct travel insurance and vaccinations and / or special medication for your destination. Please consult your GP for advice at least one month ahead of travel.
It is essential that you meet the visa and passport requirements for your chosen destination. Visit the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (http://www.fco.gov.uk) website for up to date entry requirements listed by country
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