Fornells
With its whitewashed walls overlooking a tranquil bay, Fornells is the very definition of a Mediterranean fishing village. Nowadays tourism has taken over from fishing, although Fornells is famed for its lobster used in the traditional Menorcean dish caldereta de llagosta (lobster stew).
The village itself it located on the west side of the bay of Fornells and it's natural harbour is home to the boating and watersports fraternity. Many visitors enjoy wandering aimlessly through the quay, before settling down in one of the many good restaurants on the harbour, where fresh fish is served daily.
Approx. transfer time from airport: 30 minutes
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The real draw of Son Parc is the beautiful beach that never feels overcrowded, even at the height of summer. Pedaloes and boats are available for hire, food and refreshment is readily available and the waters are ideal for families with young children. This is a classic holidaymakers beach, ideal for sun worship and swimming.
A classic beach for tourists, dominated by large hotels and offering plenty of services and refreshment. This is not a beach for those wanting solitude - but the perfect place for families seeking comfortable days of sun, sea and sand.
This is without doubt one of the jewels of Menorca, a beautiful bay with crisp light sand, crystal blue waters, backed by pine and tamarisk woods. A few villas dot the cove (built before tough restrictions were introduced) but this is an otherwise totally unspoilt bay. There is a downside: access to Cala Pregonda is limited, the best route being the road from Binimel-là. For those who make the effort, the reward is well deserved!
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