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Menorca. How far
do you need to go?
B
athing in the gentle light of the sun that warm the country light up Punta de
Mediterranean, Menorca emerges S’Esperó. Embraced by Cap de La Mola in the east,
against an idyllic canvas of white Cap de Bajolí in the west, Cap de Cavalleria in the
sands and clear waters, watched over north and S’Illa de l’Aire in the south, its warm
by mythical surroundings of cliffs and ravines, climatic influence envelops over 200 kilometres
with fascinating hiking paths that lead back over of coastline, resulting in a unique natural kaleido-
more than 5000 years of history. scope of a subdued mixture of colours, patterns
A vast archaeological legacy steeped in nature, and tones; declared a Biosphere Reserve in 1993.
where the historical harmony and serenity of the
island meet the vibrant contrast of spectacular Paths through history
equestrian traditions and a culinary heritage that Beyond a compulsory visit to the magnificent
is as unique as exquisite. Museum of Menorca in Mahón or the Episcopal
Situated in the east of the Balearic archipelago, Museum in Ciutadella, to go walking on Menorca
the hidden, delicately beautiful landscape of is to embark on a fascinating megalithic journey
Menorca begins to awaken when the first rays of of over 5,000 years of history, spread out over
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