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Encircled by azure turquoise-blue waters bejewelled by boats, that lap a sun-drenched coastline and hidden coves only reachable on foot, Minorca (also known as Menorca) is a little slice of paradise. Charming villages dot the undulating countryside speckled with vineyards and olive trees, where excellent hiking and cycling trails abound. It is the second largest of the Balearic Islands and its positioning means that it has been influenced by many different cultures including Arabic, Roman, British and French. Minorca's mix of historical heritage, great weather and stunning scenery attract visitors from far and wide.
Things to do in Minorca
Whether you want to discover Minorca's ancient sights, get a dose of culture in the main towns, relax on the beach or hike along the Camí de Cavalls, Minorca caters to all visitors. The island's must-do attractions range from shopping for handicrafts, eating local cuisine, snorkelling in the crystal-clear sea and visiting art exhibitions and historic sights.
On a trip to Minorca be sure to:
Wander through the port town of Mahon, the administrative capital of the island
Explore the enchanting shops and street-life of Ciutadella, the island's old capital
Visit the workshops of local artisans and pick up some souvenirs, from jewellery to ceramics and embroidery
Learn about the island's history at the Museum of Menorca and the Municipal Museum of Ciutadella, among others
Check out the "navetas" burial monuments that are said to date back to the 9th century BC
Try local dishes and cheeses and an array of authentic produce from the island
Sail around the island and witness Minorca's most pristine coves and landscapes from another angle
Hike some of the Camí de Cavalls that runs right around the edge of the island
Lie back on fine white sand lapped by clear turquoise water and let your troubles melt away
Take a tour of Binifadet, the island's main winery
Watch the sunset over the sea at the Cavalleria's lighthouse, gin and tonic in hand
Minorca Airports
Menorca Airport is situated close to the island's capital, Mahon. Primarily a tourist airport, it handles flights mainly to destinations throughout Spain and Europe, with travel at its peak during summer months.
Menorca Airport is located approximately 7 miles southwest of Mahon, the island's capital city.
Transportation
There are numerous car rental agencies that operate from Menorca Airport. If you wish to take the bus, Route 10 connects the airport to Mahon, from where services to other parts of the island can be taken. Taxis are available from the taxi rank outside the terminal.
Airport codeMAHThe IATA code of the arrival airport on flights to Minorca is MAH
Popular AirlineEasyjetMost popular airline flying to Minorca