Discover the best of Menorca’s beaches, from small coves to wide stretches of white sand Anna Nicholas is a longstanding Telegraph contributor and has been the Majorca destination and hotel expert for ...
Macarella is an idyllic cove with fine, white sand, where the sea is a calm pool of turquoise water. Sheltered by hills covered in pine trees and holm oaks, it is often warm enough to sunbathe, even ...
This spot dismantles the cliché that to see paradise-like places, one must leave Europe. The Maldives, the Seychelles, or Bali are some of the most famous beach destinations in the world. However, ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Juyoung Seo writes about luxury travel and lifestyle. The lesser known of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is slowly waking up from ...
Best for: children This little bay to the south of Illetes is small enough to feel secluded, yet incredibly family-friendly (it has fine, soft sand, and swimming pool-esque sea). It offers great ...
As the northernmost Balearic island, Menorca encourages its visitors to slow down, relax and unwind. With 216 kilometres of coastline, from the soft white sand beaches of the south to the rugged red ...
WITH golden sandy beaches, fun watersports and a bustling nightlife – it’s no doubt Menorca has been dubbed the “new Ibiza” by locals. Menorca, one of the Balearic Islands, is two hours and 50 minutes ...