Menorca marinas
Menorca combines sandy coves, rocky headlands and the old port towns of Maó and Ciutadella.
Menorca
Menorca is a relatively low island with rural landscapes and contrasting shores. Pale cliffs and pine woods frame sandy coves in the south. The north has more open rocky stretches, dark cliffs and reddish beaches. The Camí de Cavalls coastal trail connects coves, lighthouses and natural areas around the island.
Its two main towns also differ. Maó overlooks a long natural harbour, while Ciutadella stands beside a narrow old port, with palaces and a cathedral in the streets beyond. Outside the towns, the landscape retains pastures, stone walls and prehistoric monuments of the Talayotic culture.
- Type
- Island
- Waters
- Mediterranean Sea
Why it is interesting
- Contrasting northern and southern shores
- Maó and Ciutadella
- Camí de Cavalls coastal trail
Places on the map
Menorca marinas
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