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...

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...

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...

Cala Pregonda is a 30-minute hike from any parking or roads, so plan for the day and take some supplies. It differs to other Menorcan beaches and has red sands and couple of islands that you can swim out to and...

One of the main dishes in Menorca is Caldereta de Langosta, a tasty lobster stew that’s similar to French bouillabaisse. It's made from Menorca’s spiny blue lobsters and it’s a favourite of King Juan Carlos of...

Menorca is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a good way to explore it is on foot. The Cami de Cavalls is a system of pathways that run around the island and links the coastal towns, stretching 184 kilometres. The...