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Alaior
Alaior holidays
Alaior moves to its own relaxed rhythm, so it’s the perfect place to soak up Menorca’s mellow magic. Days are spent wandering the whitewashed web of streets and exploring all this beautiful Balearic resort has to offer. You’ll have the capital Mahón and the island’s best beaches at your fingertips too...
Popular places to stay in Alaior
Walking on sunshine
Alaior is surrounded by rippling countryside peppered with stone walls and ancient Talayotic monuments, so make sure to pack your walking boots! There’s a variety of routes for all abilities, criss-crossing through ravines and wetlands brimming with wildlife. The two-hour trek to Binixems is one of the most popular paths.
Tick off the sights
The church of Santa Eulalia dominates the skyline, perched atop a hill in the heart of the city. Admire its Baroque beauty, then head to the Munt de l’Angel Park for pinch-me vistas over the city. You can easily while away a day discovering the nooks and crannies of the old town too.
Bodegas Binifadet
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...
Cala Macarelleta
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 making it a...
Cala Pregonda
Menorca
Cala Pregonda is a 30-minute walk from any parking or roads, so plan for the day and take some supplies. Due to its location, it's also not suitable for people with walking difficulties, wheelchairs or...
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FAQs
What are the main attractions in Alaior?
Some of the main attractions in Alaior include the historic town centre, the Church of Santa Eulalia, and the nearby prehistoric megalithic sites. Visitors can also enjoy local markets and festivals throughout the year.
What is the best time to visit Alaior?
The best time to visit Alaior is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) when the weather is pleasant, and the tourist crowds are smaller. Summer can be quite busy, but it offers vibrant local festivals and events.
Are there any local festivals in Alaior?
Yes, Alaior hosts several local festivals throughout the year, including the Festes de Sant Llorenç in August, which features traditional music, dance, and culinary events that celebrate the town's heritage.
What is the local cuisine like in Alaior?
The local cuisine in Alaior is heavily influenced by Mediterranean flavours and includes traditional dishes such as caldereta de llagosta (lobster stew), cheeses from the region, and various pastries. Visitors can explore local restaurants and markets to experience authentic Menorcan food.
