Balearics Things to do!

Highly recommended are the white sand beaches of Cala Mesquida and Es Grau. In the other district, you can visit the city of Ciutadella and the Naveta des Turons, one of the oldest and well-preserved prehistoric buildings in Minorca. A sunset or a simple look to the sky or the sea justifies your visit to Formentera.There are wonderful beaches as Ses Illetes and Llevant where the dune’s systems dominate the area. From the point known as Es Mirador there are fantastic views over the island and, if visibility is good, the islets towards Ibiza and Eivissa town itself.

Coves del Drac (Caves of the Dragon - Majorca)

Almost 2000m (6550ft) of coves and six subterranean lakes.

“Café del Mar” (Ibiza San Antonio)

A famous place where one can see the most gorgeous sunsets in the whole island.

Valldemossa (Majorca)

Attractive town with a former monastery of “La Cartuja de Valldemossa” where you can visit the lovely gardens and rooms: highlights of the tour are Chopin's piano, his death mask and several of his original manuscripts.

D’Alt Vila (Ibiza Old Town)

Sit in one of the terraces and enjoy the originality of the people. Stroll the medieval district and dance in one of the bars or clubs.

Natural Parks and Reserves

National Park of Cabrera, the Nature Reserve of Ses Salines of Ibiza and the Nature Reserves of s'Albufera, Mondragó, sa Dragonera and s'Albufera des Grau.

Fiestas

The fiestas on Menorca, are somewhat extraordinary. Each town’s fiesta takes place on or near to the day of its Patron Saint. The first fiesta of the year and one of the biggest is held in Ciutadella to celebrate Saint Joan – Saint John. Each fiesta normally lasts three days and the people of the town usually take this as a holiday with only the bars and restaurants remaining open. 

Menorca has a lot to offer visitors - from quiet unspoilt coves and prehistoric villages to sub-aqua diving in underwater caverns and shopping in historic towns.