Situated at the eastern extremity of Spain's Balearic Island archipelago, almost in the centre of the western Mediterranean, there lies a small island, an island of incomparable natural beauty where magnificent pine forests shelter hidden turquoise coves, where beaches are of fine white sand. An island where meadows and woodlands become carpeted with wild springtime flowers and where picturesque whitewashed villages have almost been forgotten in time.
Having escaped the tourism booms of other Mediterranean resorts, its little disturbed natural environment, today hosts the majority of Mediterranean ecosystems, including several species of flora and fauna that are unique to the island, it also holds the highly acclaimed status of being a UNESCO International Reserve of the Biosphere.
Beyond Menorca's wild, rugged and mostly uninhabited coastline, there is another world, a unique marine environment of rocky reefs, submarine walls, overhangs, caverns and magnificent caves, not to mention the numerous shipwrecks that are home to some of the most diverse Mediterranean marine life.
This little known, windswept island, that is bathed in glorious sunshine for most of the year, is MENORCA, the jewel of the Balearic Islands !