Come by kayak for what feels like a true island adventure. Cales Coves is a beautiful, though undisputedly remote and small rocky beach. Make sure to pack the snorkels!
Aperitivo spot by day, romantic cocktail spot at dusk, to a groovy party house at night when the DJ comes out to play. Cova d'en Xoroi has it all. And, to top it all off it is located in a natural cave boasting the most iconic vistas one could imagine.
Menorca's first boutique hotel is perfect if you are looking for an escape from the hedonistic hotels of the Balearics. Come here to find true peace and to connect with the nature around you.
Somewhat iconic to the Sant Climent neighbourhood, is Es Molí de Foc. A place where tourists and locals alike flock to grab some delicious food, and a beer from the next-door brewery. Our favourite has to be the aubergine croquetas, though if you don't feel like cooking one day order a paella to take away. Don't be surprised however when they hand you over an entire pan!
It’s not an unusual concept for a run-down building to get a glow-up, and in Menorca, it was very happy news when the cool kids at the Experimental Group wanted to put their own spin on an island finca. It’s totally beachy but stylish too, with rooms and hangout spots going big on colour and creativity without losing comfort and infrastructure. Spread across dancing cacti and island flora are pockets of freestanding rooms (we prefer being out of the main house as it can get a little buzzy) all decked out in bright coloured textiles and white washed walls. Privacy is savoured but so is socialising – whether it be with the other younger couples sipping cañas by the pool or the effortlessly relaxed team who really know the best spots on the island. Leaving is hard, but worth it for the beaches, then come back for chill time next to a banging playlist and crispy patatas bravas. That’s what we’d do.