If you are looking for a peaceful holiday to relax, we would suggest going to Menorca. The stunning views of the landscape offer the peace you need and are surrounded by our luxurious private villa rentals located in Menorca. The exclusive region in Cala Llonga, which offers breathtaking views of the harbor of Mahon as well as the port of Mahon as well as the quiet and peaceful areas close to Ciutadella located on the pristine northern coast of Menorca It has everything you’ll need to enjoy an enjoyable, restful getaway.
Even though Menorca is comparatively small in comparison with the larger Spanish islands, that does not mean that it isn’t awash with options for visitors to take in and places to explore, and sights that you must see. The best way to experience the breathtaking scenery is to stay in the comfort of your own private Menorca property.
Menorca is an enchanting and elegant island that is located right in the middle of the west of the Mediterranean. It is full of tradition and warm hospitality offered by the people who live there. Menorca is a place for all to take in and contemplate From water sports to romantic walks along the shores as well as excellent restaurants and bars. Not to mention the beautiful Menorca villas that have private pools.
Villa Sonia
The beautiful house is located in a quiet residential zone close to Villa Betty, built-in 2010. It is equipped with all the latest features, such as air conditioning, and has been furnished with a luxurious standard all over.
Villa Sonia is located between Cala en Forcat and Cala Blanes Both can be reached by walking distance from the house. Both villas have the same arrangement and furniture, Villa Sonia has parking space for two vehicles.
Cala Moli
The southwest-facing property is surrounded by palm trees and surrounded by a picturesque east coastline peninsula, this waterfront property is an ideal place to spend an active or relaxing getaway. The villa can accommodate up to six guests as well as making for a romantic getaway when booked for just two people, Ca’n Moli has an open-plan living space that includes a fully fitted living, dining, and sitting space, that has tiles, a beamed ceiling, and an open fireplace in the cooler months, and sliding doors that lead to the terrace with a view of the ocean. Modern bath/shower rooms offer two twin rooms styled in an uplifting simplicity. There is also the master suite that has bathrooms.
Menorca Solecito
Menorca Solecito provides a most luxurious and elegant holiday location. Each room is very well-proportioned, bright, and warm, with six bathroom suites with en-suites serving six bedrooms. This is a sign of the effort which has been put into the interior design. The homeowners have taken extreme efforts to preserve the integrity of the house, while preserving its old-fashioned features, such as high ceilings with beamed beams and the natural stone wall.
The bright, cool interiors and the comfortable but stylish furniture create a warm and comfortable ambiance. There is no stone left without a scratch in the quest of the owners to make your stay a more comfortable experience, right from the spacious country-style kitchen, to the exclusive outdoor patio with an open fireplace during the colder season, which allows the best pleasure from both regional cuisines as well as the outdoors.
Villa Tramontana
Perfect for large gatherings as well as extended families. Villa Tramontana is the ideal location to relax outdoors. living.
Two separate homes with 3 bedrooms, sleeping up to 5 persons with 2 bathrooms. An open kitchen/living area and patio give you a level of privacy. Meanwhile, the huge pool, with a separate pool for children provides plenty of entertainment for all the family. The pergola is made of timber and has plenty of seating and the brick BBQ ensures eating alfresco is an easy task.
Mermaid Cottage
Set high above the ocean, this amazing small home located in Menorca is the perfect spot to spend time with a couple or even a small group of people – featuring stunning panoramic views. Renovated in a contemporary fashion paying attention to every detail, the modern interiors of this stunning tiny villa are a testament to its modest design.
Outside, there’s a patio with shaded dining with a built-in barbecue, as well as more comfortable lounge chairs and seats in the outdoor pool area for enjoying the stunning views. It is located in a cluster of homes, and the property has adjacent neighbors, however tall walls and lush vegetation provide privacy. Due to the difficulty and slippery access to the property, swimming isn’t suggested immediately under the house however the beach with its sandy shops, and the eateries of Cala en Bosch are just 500m away, with more sandy beaches just a bit further away but still within reach. There are also all the eateries and bars in Ciutadella are just 8km farther away.
La Casita Menorca
The property is spacious and breathtaking. located in Menorca The Casita Menorca provides guests with an ideal opportunity to take in the stunning panorama of Menorca and browse the surrounding Albufera de Grau Nature Park. Outside, there is an enormous swimming pool that is full of cool, refreshing waters. This is an amazing facility that you can use to relax and recharge following an intense day of scorching sunshine. Furthermore, this hotel offers a wide variety of terraces outdoors and patios, which allows guests to enjoy the stunningly beautiful natural landscape of this area while sipping exquisite glasses of wine.
Las Petunias
The perfect design for couples or families with extended family members Las Petunias comprises two separate residences that are connected by a well-planned outside.
A house with five bedrooms can accommodate 5 people in three bedrooms that are air-conditioned and both have private lounges, kitchens as well as terraces. They give the option to have that some privacy you’d like.
The central feature of this family-friendly, outdoor space is a huge circular pool, as well as a smaller children’s pool, which brings the two homes close. Together with a table tennis table, Brick Built BBQ, and a large dining table make this home a wonderful place to entertain the whole family.
Travel Guide for Menorca
Menorca is an ideal Spanish tourist destination and families, especially. It is a popular destination for families. Menorcan Island has a tranquil and relaxed atmosphere that mirrors the stunning natural beauty because of its sparkling waters and warm sun, delicious food, breathtaking blue flag beaches, and friendly hospitality. To complement Menorca’s Spanish island, we offer various stunning and luxurious holiday villas on Menorca that are available.
What are the reasons to visit Menorca?
The soft, gentle scenery is ideal for outdoor pursuits like cycling, walking, or riding horses. They’re an excellent way to discover the island on your terms. Stone memorials that date thousands of years ago are scattered all over the countryside, offering the perfect markers for hiking. If you’re looking for water-based pursuits, Menorca is famous for the variety of water sports available due to its beautiful beaches. Snorkeling, diving, swimming paddling, kayaking, and sailing are only some of the water-based sports available to you.
Things to do Menorca
There’s plenty to discover within Menorca such as Ciutadella and Mahon which are located on opposite sides of Menorca. One of the top tourist attractions in Ciutadella is the weekly open-air market held at the Plaza del Mercat. On Fridays and Saturdays, the market is held in the Plaza de Es Born. Be aware that when you visit the market, it is best to start early since they begin early and last until the temperatures get excessive, which is generally around 2 pm. Mahon is one of the towns in Spanish town which isn’t well known by tourists. This makes it a great place to visit if are looking to get away from the bustle and hustle for just a couple of hours. The excursions on boats are extremely popular and must be booked in advance because Mahon is full of culture and boasts one of the top harbors in the northern hemisphere.
Relaxation
There are many ways to relax inside a luxurious Menorcan home, no matter if you’re drinking coffee on your private patio, eating in the open air beneath the stars, or enjoying the sun in your private swimming pool. But, the gorgeous island offers numerous stunning excursion options that can take you far from the hustle and bustle of larger cities. The majority of the coast is protected. There are not any buildings visible at the coves such as Cala Pilar or Cala Mitjana and even resorts offer tranquil spots.
The beach with the longest length – Son Bou – is where we can find a range of villas. It gradually becomes quieter when you go westwards, away from beach chairs and pedalos and Cala Turqueta is a beautiful white beach that has shallow water that is perfect for families. Cala Pregonda on the north of the island is another beautiful beach that has the combination of rugged landscapes as well as lush vegetation; an ideal location to unwind and sit. When you’re done with the day, enjoy the sun’s last rays at the bar on the beach in Binibeca or go to Cova d’en Xoroi- a stunning bar that’s built into rock cliffs – and enjoy live music as you watch the sunset.
Activities
The tranquility of a villa with a private pool might lure some to enjoy the sun on the edge of the pool, and energetic visitors to Menorca can find plenty of activities to keep them entertained. Horse riders and ramblers will be able to traverse the entire island through the 185km Cami de Cavalls. It is divided into 20 sections that are well-marked This bridleway is a long-standing tradition that traverses beaches, in the shadow of olive trees, and through dry, dry-stone walls which divide the landscape into tanques or fields. On the waters, Fornells is a safe spot to test your skills in a kayak sailing boat or windsurfing board.
Entertainment and Shopping
Ciutadella is an extremely atmospheric town, with cobbled streets, a beautiful town square, and an unassuming harbor right beneath the town. It is a great place for a leisurely afternoon exploring; make sure to take a stroll through the night market to purchase ceramics, jewelry, and arts. On the other side of the island, Mahon Port is the largest natural port within the Med and is an ideal spot for shopping at boutiques, or dining out at one of the numerous eateries and bars.
If you’re looking to spend a night outside of your house you should consider going out and experiencing the fun of Menorca’s activities at night. When it’s summertime since the island is an open-air event where you can also enjoy festivals, fairgrounds, fireworks, and live music during the time of fiesta. Relax under the stars and listen to all kinds of music from chamber orchestras to jazz at places like the scrumptious Claustre del Seminari (cloisters) located in Ciutadella as well as the cooler Claustre del Sant Francesc in Mahon before returning to your hotel for a night.
Menorcan Beaches & Culture
It is home to nearly 700 square kilometers of beaches on the south coast of the island, and there are 216 kilometers of coastline. There are around 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. You can expect up to 12 hours of sunshine each day during the summer. The months of spring and autumn are excellent times to travel to Menorca. It’s still hot and sunny and you’ll get to relax on the gorgeous beaches away from crowds in summer.
Nine kilometers from Mahon is Cala Binidali, a small area of land near the traditional fishing village of Binidali. The beach in Binidali is distinguished by the fine sand, crystal clear waters, and stunning natural landscape. Villa Retreats has luxury villa rentals in the Binidali area.
If you love the theatre, for Menorca holidays visiting Ciutadella during Opera Week in May is an absolute must. It’s not to be missed, and there are other festivals of summer to delight in. Another of the more traditional Menorcan celebrations is festivals like the Festes de Sant Joan, which take place in June. The last 3 days.
It’s no secret it is true that the Mediterranean diet is wholesome as well as fresh and rich in color and flavor. Menorca is no exception. Its diet is nutritious, and meals are freshly cooked you should go to local restaurants and try a few of the most famous regional dishes, accompanied by refreshing glasses of Spanish wine. A few typical Menorcan dishes to sample comprise Mahon cheese, as well as the tasty Flaons that are sweet and delicious.
Food and drink in Menorca
When you dine out at one of the many cozy restaurants along the sea, make sure to taste the island’s famous recipe known as Caldereta de Llagosta (lobster stew) You’ll require a variety of equipment to cut through the most delicious bits of flesh Prepare to get your hands dirty and be sure to relish each bite.
What to drink? The most popular tipple is indeed a pomade, Gin Xoriguer with ice-cold lemonade. At celebrations, bars will serve the drink in small disposable cups. It’s not difficult to forget how many of them you’ve consumed. Go to the Xoriguer Gin Distillery and order some for yourself, to drink throughout the day from the luxurious surroundings of your house.
The best time to visit Menorca
The months of July and August are summer months that are the hottest and most well-loved months for vacationers. The temperature rises in July with time and starts with typical daytime temperatures of 23 degrees Celsius and maximums at around 27degC. They then increase at 2degC towards the close of July and continue through August.
The cycling and walking holiday is ideal in the spring and autumn when the island is gorgeous with beautiful flowers, and it’s yet warm enough for swimming. Villa holidays can be booked beginning in May and running through early October.
Last Thoughts on Luxury Villas in Menorca
A low-key lifestyle on the island with charming town squares, attractive villages, and more than 200km of coast that is dotted by endless gold and white beaches with sand – Menorca is the relaxed sister island contrasted with its neighboring Balearics. The pleasant weather that is typical of the eastern Spanish archipelago makes it the perfect location to relax on the beach in your home, but there’s much more to Menorca than the sun sea, sand, and sun. The year 1993 was the first time UNESCO designated the area as a Biosphere Reserve. So you’ll find that the island is also a natural area with incredible splendor, featuring mountains, rugged terrains, and hidden coves to look around.
