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With the recession in Europe and the U.S. over its worst - hopefully - this year had all the signs of being a good one for the Menorca holidays industry. Tourism to the island has been down in the last couple of years, in common with most Mediterranean islands, as a direct result of the bank failures and subsequent recession that hit consumer spending on things like overseas holidays hard. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
Menorca often known as "The jewel of the Balearics" is one of the best place to spend a quite vacation with your dear ones. Far away from the hub of the city life, you can enjoy the natural beauty. To add to the comfort of your stay, Menorca villas are quite popular. Most of the people who come to visit the island for their vacation prefer to stay in this accommodation. Now there are innumerable reasons why most of the people prefer to stay here. If you get to know these reasons then you will for sure want to spend your vacation in one of these accommodations.
If you're planning a holiday to Menorca, Son Bou should be high on your list of resorts to consider. Not only is it completely self-contained, with enough to keep you, and the entire family, entertained for the duration of your stay; but, if you're more of the adventurous type and want to explore Menorca, Son Bou is perfectly placed for day-tripping as well.
Son Bou villas make the ideal choice of accommodation during your time in Menorca. Son Bou is a fantastic location which offers the visitor many things to see and do. But if you want to see more of Menorca, then there is one excellent way to get around that is cheap and enjoyable: walking.
Six weeks of cloud and rain were enough to send many Brits to their local travel agent or on-line to look for a sunshine holiday this summer. Menorca was happy to accommodate them, and it upgraded a disastrous year to a simply awful one for Menorca. Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
Food is undeniably one of the most enjoyable and enviable aspects of a holiday in Menorca, Son Bou being no exception to this rule. But feeding your appetite doesn't mean you have to go out to a restaurant every night of the week; self-catering in Son Bou can be just as much fun as going out for dinner, and much more rewarding.
Cala Galdana - known as the “Queen of the Calas”, is justifiably one of the most popular resorts on the island of Menorca, and is regarded as one of the finest family friendly resorts in the Mediterranean. Whether you choose to stay in a resort hotel or in one of the many villas in Cala Galdana, you’ll be treated to stunning landscapes, a charming resort town, and the best beach in Menorca. Related Article Tags: , , ,
Menorca is famed as one of the most relaxing holiday destinations in Europe. Less touristic than Mallorca or the Costas, it offers a traditional island culture, relaxed atmosphere and stunning natural attractions. There are numerous outstanding hotels, apartments and villas in Menorca and there’s plenty to see and do on the island, from the horse show in Cala Galdana to the panoramic sights from the summit of Mount Toro. But without a doubt the biggest attraction for a holiday in Menorca is going to be the beaches.
Travel to the Balearic Islands will bring you into a world of rapture. Surrounded by Mediterranean Sea, this paradise includes a group of four breathtaking islands including Cabrera, Menorca, Mallorca and Ibiza. The climate of the islands is also an attraction that caters to both warmth and health with sunlight all round the year. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
Menorca is a fascinating island with many things to see and activities to take part in. With so many opportunities and attractions to enjoy, it’s hard to choose which ones to look at first. We help out by examining what’s on offer and counting down the top five attractions to visit on your holiday in Menorca.
There are many culinary delights on offer for anyone heading to Menorca. Son Bou is an ideal location to get to grips with Menorcan cuisine, and when you head here you will be spoilt for choice with all the food on offer. Menorcan food comprises a whole host of fresh ingredients and styles that create something truly original and delicious. Seafood and fresh vegetables make up the staple diet, and Spanish, Catalan, French and even English styles are all included in the mix.
It's not been a good year for the Spanish holiday islands, the number of visiting holidaymakers has dropped sharply and family favourite Menorca hasn't been spared from the economic downturn. And it's not just the overall economy and worry about job security and future prospects that have hit Menorca and the other Spanish holiday islands hard this year - the British pound has slipped again in value against the Euro, sometimes coming close to parity. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
You may think you know all there is to know about Menorca. With its sandy beaches and warm climate it has established itself as a competitive destination in the holiday market. However, Menorca isn’t all sandy beaches and bucket and spades. Here are five things that you probably didn’t know about second largest Balearic Island. Related Article Tags: , ,
One of the main reasons to visit Menorca - Son Bou especially - is the wonderful climate and enjoyably warm temperatures. If, however, you should find yourself overheating at any point during your holiday, here are some ways in which you can cool off.
Of all the Balearic Islands, Menorca is far and away the most relaxing. The island surpasses all of your expectations for a calming, soothing break, with villas and apartments for all tastes. We count down the top five calming retreats on the island, helping you to decide which one suits you best. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
When you’re looking for villas in Menorca you’ll most likely be concerned with location, quality, facilities and all the other details that will ensure a fantastic holiday. When it comes time to leave, your top priorities will be tickets and passports, keys and suitcases. But there’s one thing it’s really rather easy to forget, and that’s a few Catalan, or Menorquí, phrases to help you get by on your trip. Related Article Tags: , ,
With the number of visitors declining in recent years, the tourism authority in Menorca came to the conclusion that they needed to reverse that decline - but rather than conventional advertising they took a more direct marketing approach. The investment appears to be paying dividends as the signs are that the number of holidaymakers in 2011 is going to be up on previous years. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
One of the most preferred places by tourists from Europe is Menorca, also called Minorca of the Balearic Islands of Spain. It is renowned for its natural beauty, rich vegetation, beautiful beach and wild life; it is something mind blowing. Realizing its high tourist potential, the government has not allowed commercialization of nearly 75 per cent of the area. Therefore the place still retains its natural beauty and extends a very warm welcome to the tourists. The oldest community called the Es Mercadal is located to the north in this beautiful island. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
The views from the many resorts of Menorca, Son Bou or San Jaime for example, are quite simply breathtaking. And what better way to enjoy them in the sunshine than with a picnic. So head to the market, pick up some delectable local fare and a bottle of wine or two, and settle in at one of the best picnic spots in Menorca's Son Bou.
Blessed with outstanding weather, ringed by a stunning coastline, and dotted with hotels and villas, Menorca is understandably a superb beach holiday destination. But there’s more to do here than just lying on the beach; the island has a distinctive culture and character that is a far cry from the tourist flooded islands of Ibiza and Mallorca. Related Article Tags: , ,
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