Located on the southwest coast of Menorca, 10 miles from Ciutadella, Macarelleta is an idyllic cove with fine, white sand, where the sea is a calm pool of turquoise water.
Among rocks and cliffs in shades of red in a unique natural setting, you will find Cala Pilar, a beautiful unspoiled beach northeast of Ciutadella. You need to walk 20 minutes through a pine forest to reach it, but the route definitely pays off and the prize is getting to a spectacular wild beach.
If you like cobbled alleyways, hidden courtyard gardens, artisan shops and a myriad of tapas bars, then you’ll love Ciutadella. The town was the original Menorcan capital before Mahon took over and has many important buildings. Ancient palaces line the old town’s main square, Plaça des Born. There’s a 14th-century cathedral and a 17th-century baroque church.
In the historic center of Ciutadella, there is an art gallery that represents the best artists related to Menorca, including Joan Brotons, Guillermo's dad.
Visit this traditional town of fishermen with white-washed houses and outstanding fish restaurants, like the old fashioned "Es Cranc".
If you feel like a fancy seafood dinner, restaurant S'amarrador is located in the heart of the Ciutadella harbor. Among its specialties are the rice dishes, seafood boilers and lobster, island fish grilled or cooked in the oven and its wide variety of tapas: shrimps, prawns, clams, mussels, anchovies, squid, etc. His winery has over a hundred twenty references. Book a table in advance.
Food gem in the heart of Ciutadella. Excellent Mediterranean cuisine meets Mexican creativity. Book a table in advance.
Treat yourself with the Mediterranean lifestyle. This seafood restaurant has incredible views. Enjoy a paella and a glass of white wine while looking at the sea and talking about how good the siesta is going to be after eating. Book a table in advance.