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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 beautiful Spanish Balearics are a firm favourite with holidaymakers from all over the world. Visitors return year after year to experience the wonderful hospitality of the sun-drenched islands of Minorca, Ibiza and Majorca. Family holidays to any of the islands are ideal with a slew of activities, wonderful food and, of course, endless sunshine. But if you and your family are a little on the creative side, Majorca also has a surprising number of ways to satisfy your inner artist.
The Balearic Islands or Islas Baleares are to be found western Mediterranean several hundred kilometres of the eastern coast of Spain. This island group comprises Mallorca, Minorca, Ibiza, Cabrera and Formentera. There are three airports in the islands making access extremely easy. At Palma de Mallorca on Mallorca, Ibiza on Ibiza and Mahon on Minorca. Access is also possible from the Spanish mainland via ferry from Barcelona, Denia and Valencia.
Menorca (also known as Minorca) - situated east of Mallorca - is one of Spain's own Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea. With a population of about 82 thousand Spanish-speaking people, you're sure to find a wide variety of interests to enjoy should you decide to travel here - especially on January 17.
Spain has a vast geographical area (the cannery islands, the Balearics and mainland Spain) and diverse climate that ranges from subtropical to do Mediterranean climate. The Canary Islands remain submerged in sunshine all around the year which makes it a perfect destination to hang around in winters. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
A look at the Spanish archipelago of the Balearic Islands or Islas Baleares in the western Mediterranean. This island group comprises Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
The Mediterranean Sea stretches from the Straits of Gibraltar in the west to Turkey in the east. It includes the coasts of Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Croatia and Greece in Europe. Turkey in Asia and the coasts of countries in the Middle East and Northern Africa. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , ,
It might be the ultimate destination for beach holidays, but Menorca has something for every taste. With its rich and tumultuous history, the island has much to offer in terms of culture... such as archeological sites even Indiana Jones would be curious about. Related Article Tags: , ,
Choosing a holiday destination is something that's meant to be fun, but of course it's no laughing matter. Get it wrong and you may not have quite the holiday you were hoping for. So, is Menorca's Son Bou going to be somewhere you'll enjoy spending your precious holiday time? We think so!
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: , , , , , ,
Spring is one of the most ideal times to go on vacation what with all the flowers in full bloom plus a great climate after the long cold days of winter.
You have just three days in which to see as much of Barcelona as you can: where should you go to get a feeling for the nature of this old Catalan City? To get a sense of its magnificent cuisine, history and culture? It's a big call to do this in just three days, but here is an itinerary that will give a taste of the city that is certain to make you eager to make a return visit soon. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
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