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South coast of Ciutadella
At Cala Macarella, you’ll find pale sand, turquoise water and pine trees covering the slopes. Swim together, snorkel among the rocks and take in the views across this sheltered cove.
Ciutadella
At Naveta des Tudons, you’ll get a glimpse of Menorca’s early history: this striking stone tomb is shaped like an upturned boat. Take your time together to appreciate its distinctive construction.
Coast near Ciutadella
Follow the Camí de Cavalls and experience Menorca’s coastline step by step, passing rocks, pine trees and open landscapes. Choose a stretch to explore together, with plenty of chances to look out to sea along the way.
Ciutadella
Set off from Port de Ciutadella on a boat trip along the coast. The rocks and little coves look different from the water, and there’s time along the way to enjoy a relaxing break at sea together.
Ciutadella
In Ciutadella’s old town, wander along cobbled lanes, past old palaces and towards Plaça des Born. Take your time without a set destination, and stop for a break at one of the cafés along the way.
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Punta Nati, Ciutadella
At Faro de Punta Nati, you can end the day together with views out to sea. The rugged coast and open horizon make for a peaceful setting in which to watch the sunset at your leisure.
While Mallorca and Ibiza get the headlines, Menorca has stayed under the radar — and that is exactly its trump card. The entire island is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve: partly undeveloped stretches of coast, prehistoric stone monuments (talayots), turquoise coves reminiscent of the Caribbean, and a pace that immediately helps adults slow down.
Menorca is the Balearic island for adults who prefer peace, nature and authenticity to the bustle. Adults Oasis curates boutique hotels and country houses here that preserve the island’s character.
Ciutadella in the west is Menorca’s architectural gem: a Gothic cathedral, aristocratic palaces, narrow streets and a harbour where you can raise a glass of local Gin Xoriguer in the evening.
The south has the finest beaches: Cala Macarella, Cala Turqueta, Son Saura — picture-perfect coves, often accessible only via walking trails.
The north is wilder: red earth, windswept beaches, lonely lighthouses and the Camí de Cavalls — a 185 km coastal trail around the entire island.
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