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Sivinar de Mongofra

Savinar of Mongofra (or Mongofre)

Menorca
Escull de Pregonda y su piscina Natural

Escull de Pregonda

Menorca
Playa de Binimel·là - P1120169

Binimel-là

Menorca
Cala Fustam - bahía

Cala Fustam

Menorca

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Cala Biniparratx

Menorca

Cala Biniparratx is another of the “bini” coves of Menorca (bini- is a prefix of Arab origin that is equivalent to “Son of …”), located very close to Binisafúller and Binidalí. Biniparratx is south facing, so it has “face” sun for most of the day.

The beach is about 20 meters wide by 20 meters long, so it has room for quite a few swimmers on the sand. Biniparratx has as its main attraction the access to the beach, which runs through the center of the Ravine of Biniparratx.

Restaurants & Gastronomy

Binifadet bodegas

Binifadet Wineries

Menorca

Binifadet Winery launched its first wine on the market in 2004.
Since then, their wines have become quite well known on the island and even in some parts of the peninsula.
To get an idea of their popularity, Ferran Adrià’s restaurant (El Bulli) serves a variety of wine from these wineries.

Getting Around

Camino a las playas de Menorca

Rent a Car in Menorca

Menorca

Car rental in Menorca is a totally seasonal business.
During the months of June to September there is much more demand than supply and prices tend to rise.
In 2009 there was an obvious shortage of rental cars, and many people tried to rent vehicles from private individuals to get by.
Therefore, if you are planning to travel around Menorca by rental car it is best to book your vehicle in advance.

Local Festivities

Sant Joan Festivities 2020 (Cancelled)

Sant Joan Festivities 2020 (Cancelled)

Menorca

The Festivities of Sant Joan in Ciutadella de Menorca are held from 20 to 25 June 2020. This year the Day of the Lamb will be Sunday, June 21.

(This article is constantly Updating, Last updated: January 11, 2020)

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Climate of Menorca

Climate of Menorca

Menorca

Menorca is an island in the Mediterranean Sea and therefore has a Mediterranean climate.
The summers in Menorca are usually quite hot and dry, while the winters are usually mild with plenty of rainy days.
Thanks to its climate, Menorca enjoys a seasonal tourism that is clearly concentrated in the hottest months of the year.
People come to Menorca mainly to enjoy the sun and the beaches that the island has to offer.