Menorca attractions

Located in Cala Blanca, this karst cave is of great archaeological and geological importance. Formed in the subsoil of the calcareous rock of the Miocene period, it is one of the most important sets of natural caves in Menorca.

Yellow Catamarans is a tour operator in the port of Maó-Mahón, Minorca, Spain. The company has two custom-made glass bottom catamarans, made for sailing the Mediterranean's largest natural harbor. They can be found by the port, roughly five minutes' walk from Església del Carme.

Torre d'en Galmés is a Talaiotic site on Menorca that displays remnants of the ancient civilsation. it is estimated that between 1100 BC and the second century BC, it could accommodate a population of about 900 people. The Torre d'en Galmés also has an Interpretation Centre. The new museum installation provides interesting resources to interpret the remains, understand the site's history, and appreciate the uniqueness of this spectacular archaeological site.

The Naveta d'Es Tudons is the most emblematic monument of the Talayotic culture, due to its excellent state of preservation and its unique construction. Built in the form of an inverted nave with medium-sized stones and no mortar, this naveta for funerary use consists of a corridor that gives access to two chambers – one built on top of the other. It is believed to have been used between 1400 and 900 BC, and in its interior the remains of more than one hundred individuals have been found, as well as the metal and bone objects that accompanied them and ceramic vessels used in the burial rituals. It is not possible to enter or climb the naveta for security and conservation of the monument.

Fort Marlborough was built by the British between 1720 and 1726, during the first period of British rule in Menorca, and its good state of preservation makes it a magnificent example of 18th-century military engineering. Located in Cala Sant Esteve (Es Castell), its function was to defend the entrance to the port of Mahón. It is excavated in the rock, and is accessed through a tunnel, which reveals a subsoil full of galleries and subway rooms. The upper part offers a magnificent panoramic view of the mouth of the port. An exhibition montage integrated in the enclosure explains the history and peculiarities of the fort, and helps you understand the turbulent 18th century and the legacy left by Britain in Menorca.

This defensive tower on the Minorcan coast was built between 1801 and 1802 during its British occupancy. It served the purpose of guarding the entrance to the port of Fornells, protecting the nearby castle of San Antonio by preventing enemy landings. It is located north of the town of Fornells on the spit of land that separates the entrance of the port from the beach of Tirant.