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Spanish/Catalan
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+1hr
Local beer
£2.20
Meal for two
£26
Average flight time
3hrs
Along the north coast, Son Parc is a prize pick for tracing the shore by foot, topping up your tan, and even renting a pedalo for a bit more adventure. Surrounded by rocky outcrops and palm-fringed streets, this quaint town isn’t just ideal for kids – it’s got some epic cycling routes, too!
Aside from the seafront staple, Son Parc is all kitted out with a golf course and driving range, plus it’s perfectly positioned for day trips. There’s the buzz of Mahón to discover, with something for all ages, but don’t pass up a chance to meander around Fornells, the dreamy fishing village not far away.
Menorca
Drive for 15-minutes from Son Bou towards the centre of the island and you'll reach the pretty whitewashed village of Alaior, known as the 'cultural capital' of Menorca. The centre is steeped in charming medieval history, and all the steep narrow roads lead up to the Church of Santa Eualalia that looks down over the town.
Menorca
Take a tour of Bodegas Binifadet to find out how wine is made. The wineries here can be visited all year round and the tours give a comprehensive history of Binifadet wine and show you how it's produced and stored. The bodega is open Monday to Friday but the restaurant attached is open every day.
Menorca
Postcards may be a little bit passé, but if you've ever seen one of Menorca it will undoubtedly be of the virgin beaches at Macarelleta. The shallow waters give the bays a tropical turquoise hue and it's less-crowded than other beaches nearby and a stunning place to swim and sunbathe. In high season, it's best accessed by bus.
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