Menorca Neighborhoods: 4 Area Guides
These guides cover Menorca bases, from the old town of Ciutadella to the fishing village of Fornells, Es Castell and Sant Lluís. Each explains the area's character, who it suits and what is nearby.
Menorca neighborhood guides
Ciutadella Old Town, Menorca: What to See and Where to Eat
Ciutadella's old town packs a Gothic cathedral, an obelisk-marked square, arcaded shopping lanes and a working fish market into a few cobbled minutes of each other. This guide covers what to see, what to order, the walk down to the port and who the district suits.
Es Castell, Menorca: A Practical Guide to the Harbour Town
Es Castell is a residential harbour town on the edge of Mahón, built around two small fishing harbours rather than a beach. It suits couples and solos who want a genuine base with evening atmosphere, and it works less well for families who want sand on the doorstep. Here is where to walk, swim, eat and stay.
Fornells Menorca Guide: Where to Eat, Stay and Sail
Fornells is a whitewashed former fishing village on Menorca's north coast, built around a large harbour and known for seafood rather than sand. This guide covers the tower, the swimming spots, the restaurants worth booking, where to stay and how to arrive by bus or car.
Sant Lluís, Menorca: A Practical Guide to the Village
Sant Lluís is an inland town in south-east Menorca, laid out on a French checkerboard plan in the 1700s. Use it for a half-day of windmill, church and cafés, then head to the coast for dinner.