Menorca: switch off and switch on

Just a few minutes from our finca, in the north of the island, lies the Arenal de Son Saura, one of the island’s most stunning beaches. This protected area, with its majestic dunes and white sand, is a haven for both sun-seekers and those looking to explore unspoilt nature.

Furthermore, the area around Son Parc and the rest of the north coast are home to some of Menorca’s most special unspoilt beaches, such as Cala Pudent, ideal for those wishing to continue discovering authentic landscapes.

Local experiences

Below, we’ve listed some experiences that will allow you to experience and enjoy authentic island life, making the most of your stay. You can ask for information about any of them directly at reception.

Camí de Cavalls

The beach is part of the famous Camí de Cavalls, a route across Menorca that passes through virgin coves and offers unique opportunities for bird watching and connecting with the island's biodiversity.

20 Stages of the Camí de Cavalls

Golf Son Parc

The only golf course in Menorca, 200 meters from Llucatx, featuring 18 holes surrounded by pine forests. A unique "green" in all the Balearic Islands due to its biodiversity, natural challenges for golfers, and eco-awareness: the course is irrigated exclusively with recycled water.

On the premises, you will also find two padel courts available for rent, perfect for enjoying this sport in the immediate surroundings.

The island of the 7 lighthouses

One of the most representative landmarks of Menorca are its 7 lighthouses scattered along the north and south coasts. The Cavallería Lighthouse, the closest to Llucatx, offers one of the most spectacular sunsets on the entire island.

7 Lighthouses of Menorca

Summer markets

During the summer season, one day a week in each town, night markets are set up to connect with local crafts and gastronomy. In them, you can find both cold meats and cheeses from the island, as well as unique and indigenous handcrafted pieces. In Es Mercadal, it is held every summer Thursday and is one of the most popular, less than 10km from Llucatx.

Summer markets

Menorcan tradition

The celebration of the Patron Saint Festivals in Menorca is authenticity, history, and emotion all at once. The "Jaleos" are celebrated in each town during the summer months, starting in Ciutadella for Sant Joan and ending in the month of October in Es Mercadal for Sant Nicolau. If you want to experience it firsthand, we recommend attending them once in a lifetime.

Calendar of the patron saint festivals

Guided tours

We not only find it interesting to take guided tours of the estates where PDO Mahón cheese and artisan cold meats are made, but also to discover Menorca through guided routes across its towns, getting to know its history and heritage. In addition, you can explore the island in a different way with a Jeep, or visit emblematic spaces such as La Mola, an impressive 19th-century military complex, or the Isla del Rey, an enclave of great historical and natural value in the port of Mahón. Contact us for more information.

Activities at sea

The main attraction of Menorca is the sea, offering a wide range of activities such as diving or snorkeling to appreciate the island's marine life, boat or sailboat excursions, kayaking, or paddle surfing, to enjoy alone, as a couple, with family, or even with friends.

Starlight Destination

Thanks to the exceptional quality of Menorca's night sky, characterized by its low light pollution, the stars can be observed perfectly. This island is certified as a Starlight Tourist Destination and is recognized as a Starlight Reserve, a protected natural space committed to the defense of the night sky. Contact us and we will guide you to the most ideal spots for stargazing.

Talayotic Menorca

If you are passionate about history, let yourself be embraced by the Talayotic culture of Menorca. This island preserves prehistoric monuments made of large blocks of dry-stone. Talayotic Menorca was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2023.

Local gastronomy

To fully immerse yourself in a Menorcan experience, you must try its exquisite gastronomy: from the popular lobster stew (caldereta de langosta) in Fornells, its authentic cold meats such as sobrasada, cuixot or carn i xulla, PDO Mahón cheese, a typical ensaimada in the village of Es Mercadal, and Oliaigu—a vegetable soup with a very ancient tradition—to a refreshing frozen "pomada". You can enjoy all these dishes and many more during your stay. Ask us for recommendations.