Menorca is one of the main islands of the Balearic Islands (Spain). Its name comes from Minorica, that is because it is smaller than the island of Mallorca.
Menorca is situated at the eastern end of the Balearics and Spanish is more Levantine region.
It is located on the 40th parallel passing Citadel. It has a maximum length of 47800 km from Ciutadella to Mahon. Its perimeter is 220 kms coastline, and its coastline are more than 50 beaches, most of them are pristine beaches.
Menorca is the most beautiful island of the Balearic archipelago and is an ideal visit for people of all ages.
It is the ideal destination for families who want to relax combining cultural visits coves that have little to envy the Caribbean.
If you're a couple, Menorca also surprise you, so romantic few places where we lose in Spain.
For if you walk a little lost yet and we have not yet convinced, get to know the beaches and coves that offers the island and clears your doubts.
As a mater of interest, Menorca in 1993 UNESCO declared Biosphere Reserve because of its environmental diversity and natural values.
In Menorca found an essential geographical contrast between the beaches of South and North Migjorn, the Tramuntana. The South, with smoother relief, is characterized by deep valleys carpeted with a rich vegetation of pine trees stretching towards the sea melting into white sand beaches and clear water creeks. The North has a rugged coastline with powerful breaking rocks in the sea.
Since it is the first place in Spain from which to watch the sunrise, Menorca is the ambassador of the country tomorrow. The beaches are gorgeous and although it may seem surprising, often relatively empty. The water color of a gemstone is a magnet for lovers of skiing, windsurfing and sailing. The Binigaus Beach is perfect for families and, on the other hand, Cala Mitjana is an idyllic place for romance. Go to Alaior to peck a bit of your typical cheese or back in time in the charming fishing village of Fornells.