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Minorca
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Menorca was named after the Spanish word 'menor' which means smaller. As the
name already suggests Menorca is smaller than its neigbouring islands. While
the majority of holidaymakers flock to the more publicity-prone islands of
Mallorca and Ibiza, Menorca attracts those who want the best of the Balearics,
but without the crowds. The stunning coves with white sand beaches are enough
of a draw by themselves, but the historic remains of the Brisith occupation, the
countryside and tranquillity of this quieter isle all add to its charm.
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Updated 07 October 2016
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Cap d’ Artrutx
So N’Olivaret
Cala Blanca
Ciutadella
de Menorca
Punta Nati
C721
Talaia
d’Artruix
Cala Galdana
Torre
Trencada
Cala Morell
Sant Tomas
Es Migjorn
Gran
Ferreries
10 km
C723
Cala
Tirant
Cap d’En Font
Sant
Climent
Algendar
C721
Son Vitamina
del Mar
Es Canutells
Cala En Porter
Son Bou
Alaior
Mao
Es Grau
Biniancolla
Binibequer Vell
La Mola
S’Algar
Rico des
Rafalet
Punta Prima
Sant Lluis
Es Castell
Torrello
Shangri-La
Sibinar de
Montgofre
Na Macaret
Son
Parc Arenal d’En
Castell
Fornells
Mare de Deu
del Toro
Cap de
Cavalleria
Sant Jaume
Mediterrani
Es Mercadal
Binimel-la
Castell de
Santa Agueda
Mar Mediterraneo
So Na
Parets Nou
Punta de
s’Escullar
Mar Mediterraneo