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You have to know that Menorca is a virgin island and very protected at ecological level.
This means that the virgin beaches are really virgin and have no services, bars or restaurants.
This does not mean that there are no beach bars in Menorca, but almost none of them are in the postcard beaches that you can see in the publicity.
This route of the Camí de Cavalls passes through terrain very punished by the Tramontana wind, the rocky landscape with hardly any tall vegetation is a constant.
On sunny summer days and without shade options this route can become a quite hard but rewarding experience.
It is essential to carry water and avoid sunny days with high temperatures to avoid dehydration.
There are no water sources or buildings along the entire route.
In general it is an excursion through a totally deserted area.
The sea cab service “taximar” is a transport service between beaches that has been in operation since 2012.
The taximar picks up passengers on the shore of the beach and transports them to the shore of other beaches that are usually very inaccessible.
Menorca offers many possibilities if you like hiking and trekking.
Whether you want to walk along the coast or inland, Menorca has what you are looking for.
The biggest variety of excursions is for hikers who want to go on foot, but you can also tour the coast and the interior by bike and even on horseback.
The excursions on foot and by bike are free and suitable for everyone.
All you have to do is put on your sports equipment and start walking or pedaling through the biosphere reserve.
These are the walking tours you can enjoy in Menorca, both in winter and summer.
The mountain of Monte Toro is the highest point of the whole island of Menorca, and that is only 358 meters (and according to some measurements it is even less).
Some say that the name of the mountain comes from the legend according to which in the mountain there was a bull that prevented anyone from approaching the top.
The reality is that the name comes from the Roman root “Tor”.
