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What to see in Minorca in 4 days

Minorca is one of the Balearic Islands with the most charm and places to discover. This itinerary is completed in four days and, thanks to it, you’ll be able to discover a great deal of its charm. It includes idyllic coves, natural landscapes and beautiful sunsets, as well as monuments, squares and cobbled streets, which you can travel along in a leisurely manner, as Minorca is no place to be in a hurry.

And, at sundown, you’ll be bewitched by the sunsets you’ve seen so many times on postcards. Don’t resist the temptation to jump aboard a boat to discover the most beautiful and most difficult-to-reach beaches that you could ever imagine. Take note of some of our recommendations for enjoying this wonderful island!

Itinerary Detail per day

Port of Ciutadella

Restaurants, luxury yachts and wonderful craft shops—the Ciutadella port is one of the most beautiful and lively harbours in the Mediterranean

Fornells

For some, one of this fishing village’s biggest attractions are its restaurants, which specialise in lobster stew. But there are many more things to do in Fornells.

Boat excursion through Menorca

Beaches with turquoise-blue waters, coves, imposing cliffs... Touring around Minorca by boat is an unforgettable experience. Take a tour of the coast, and see the island at its best.

Cala Galdana

They are the island's essential attractions and it will be impossible for you not to fall in love with more than one of the beaches and coves in Minorca.

Talayotic Minorca

The Talayotic Culture is one of Minorca’s tourist attractions. Talayots, villages and strongholds take us back to the prehistoric period.

Binibeca

Beautiful cobblestoned streets, whitewashed houses and standalone architecture. This is Binibeca: a delightful fishermen’s village which is now one of Minorca’s most popular tourist destinations.

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