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The perfect itinerary that we recommend starts at Ses Voltes square and ends at the seafront terraces that give character to the Menorcan port.
• The old town is made up of small streets of Arab and medieval origin. It is the area where most of the monuments of the city are located. Almost the entire center is pedestrian, which makes it an ideal place to stroll and shop.
• It is said of Menorca, that it is a flat island, for it emphasizes its highest mount, Monte Toro with 358m of height. From the top, we will be able to delight our senses with the panoramic views of the whole island and, on clear days, you can see as far as Mallorca. The church has a beautiful courtyard and houses the statue of the Virgen del Toro, about whom a famous legend...
• Binibeca is one of the most beautiful, picturesque and Mediterranean villages of the island. It is a representation of an old fishing village of small white houses with typical wooden shutters, narrow cobbled streets and an intense aroma of the sea. The center consists of a hundred houses that faithfully represent the essence of a Mediterranean coastal village with similarities to the beautiful coastal villages of Greece. You should definitely include it in your itinerary.
• A short distance away is Mahon and its imposing harbor (the largest natural harbor in Europe). Its elegant architecture is a legacy of the passage of Punics, Romans, Arabs and Christians and, above all, of the British occupation (18th century) and the fortunes amassed by smugglers. It offers visitors a unique archaeological and architectural heritage.
• Ferry to Menorca
• Automobile
Book as soon as possible to guarantee availability, especially on long weekends and holidays.
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How to make a reservation?
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No (not suitable for people with reduced mobility).
• Important: bring the passport
• Sun cream
• Sunglasses
• Comfortable footwear
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