Menorca Travel Guide
Menorca Travel Guide
Menorca Attractions
Top Attractions
The Big Apple, Cala'n Bosch - Fanatastic karaoke and disco by night, all the big footie games by day. The people are fantastic too!!
Hallissy - Family run restaurant located in Son Parc serving excellent food - the restaurant is spotless and the food is top quality. It is worth a visit and Petes Irish stew is to die for! You must try it out it if on the island during 2006.
Akelarre - Port of Mahon very relaxed until around 12 then becomes a nightclub very good along with Onda, Aura and Nou Berri all amazing
Big Apple - The big apple is the best bar in Menorca they have fantastic karaoke with fantastic singers, the staff are really friendly and funny especially the manager, Pako! He is hilarious they have good entertainment every Wednesday and 12 the disco inside starts and they play mint music! I really enjoyed going to the big apple in Menorca it was the best part of my holyday and I'm going to miss every1 there! Xx.nicola.xX
Cobblers Restaurant - San Macario 6 Alaior Menorca. Tel 0034 971 371400 or Cobblers@wanadoo.es - Dine with the stars in the court yard garden terrace. This restaurant is one of Menorcas best kept secret.
Best restaurants in Calan Blanes - We have been travelling to Menorca for many years now with the family. One of the most popular restaurants is "Haiti" right in the center of resort. Excellent prices and service and a huge selection to choose from the menu. Brilliant with the kids.
Manhattan Sporst Bar - In Calan Blanes next to the waterpark. Always has all the Sports Events live on TV, I can relax inside while my wife and kids chill on the terrace - loads to do for the kids too...then get yourself a babysitter and hit the bar from 11 pm onwards for good music..and the best burger you have ever had.
African Zambezi Bar - In Calan Forcat, a totally chilled out African themed bar - great fresh cocktails mmmmmm. Candle lit. Romantic. recommended: the Fruit Shisha pipes.
Cala Pregonda - Off the beaten track, and a beautiful walk to get there. Take a picnic
Menorca Shopping
Spain is known for its excellent shopping, and the Balearic islands and Menorca are no exception. With a full range of the usual busy shopping malls, it also has small shops catering for tourists or specialist buying, in particular those on the beach front selling espadrilles, the traditional footwear of Menorca.
Menorca Markets - Held at weekly intervals, markets and their lively buzz are an exciting and important of life in Menorca. Popular with the locals as well as tourists, the stalls at these markets sell a range of products from clothes, jewellery and leather goods, to fruit and vegetables, as well as local arts and crafts. Knowing a good thing when they see it, some of the markets are held daily over the main tourist season.
Menorca Beaches
Son Bou - Menorca's longest beach has fine sand and quiet waters. It is the ultimate sun-worshipers place and packed with those who enjoy oiling themselves and giving in entirely to Sol's warm caress.
Els Canutells - Located at the eastern part of the bay, the Els Canutells beach is another of those perfect golden stretches of sand and sun that is perfect for swimming or lazing about catching a tan.
Cala Binisafuller - Set between Punta Prima and Cap d'En Font, Cala Bisisafuller beach is a favourite of the tourists from the nearby hotels. So if you are looking for a familiar face or language, it is probably your best bet.
Cala Binibeca - Wide and mostly undeveloped, this natural beach does have a car park and a restaurant close to it.
Punta Priman - The most southerly and the most popular of Menorca's beaches, Punta Prima offers some breathtaking panoramic views of the sea, sand and nearby rocky outcrops.
Menorca Restaurants and Bars
Menorca Restaurants
Casa Manolo - c/Marina 109, located on the south side of the harbour, this excellent restaurant serves seafood that is out of this world.
El Horno - c/Forn 12, located close to the northeast corner of Paca d'es Born, this basement restaurant brings a little bit of France to Menorca, with good food (obviously) and prices that won't spoil the whole experience. It is only open in the evenings, but worth the wait.
La Guitarra - c/Dolors 1, serving the finest Menorcan cuisine, this could easily be the best restaurant in town. Housed in an old cellar with stone walls it has a marvelous atmosphere, and its prices are not bank breaking.
La Payesa - c/Marina 65, serving everything from seafood to pizzas, this popular restaurant is a favourite with tourists and is child-friendly.
Menorca Bars & Clubs
Menorca Weekend Breaks
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