1. Ciutadella: historical splendor

This former capital features a charming old town with narrow streets, squares, and an impressive cathedral. The harbor is the perfect spot to enjoy a dinner with a view.

2. Monte Toro: the highest point

Monte Toro offers panoramic views of the entire island. At the summit, you'll find a peaceful chapel and a statue of Christ, making it a great place for quiet moments.

3. Cala Macarella and Cala Macarelleta

These two stunning coves with turquoise waters and white sand beaches are the jewels of Menorca. Perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

4. Cova d’en Xoroi

This iconic cliff bar is one of the best spots to watch the sunset. During the day, you can enjoy the views, and at night it transforms into a lively nightlife spot.

5. Binibèquer Vell: a fairytale village

This whitewashed fishing village looks straight out of a postcard. The winding streets and picturesque houses make it a popular spot for photos.

6. Fort Marlborough

This British fort in Es Castell offers fascinating insight into Menorca's 18th-century history. The underground tunnels are a highlight of the visit.

7. Mahón: Modern Capital

The capital Mahón is famous for its natural harbor and vibrant atmosphere. Visit the markets, shops, and the historic Santa María church.

8. Lithica: gardens and quarries

These ancient quarries have been transformed into an impressive work of art. Walk through the labyrinthine structures and admire the unique combination of nature and craftsmanship.

9. Punta Prima

A popular beach with crystal-clear waters and various dining options. The island of Illa de l'Aire is nearby and known for its lighthouse.

10. Naveta des Tudons

This prehistoric burial structure is one of the best-preserved monuments on Menorca. It offers a glimpse into the Talayotic culture and impresses with its simple yet mystical architectural style.