Menorca Collection (page 6)

Shopkeepers dog looks out of the doorway, Mahon, Menorca
The shopkeepers white and brown gundog looks out of the doorway of a basket shop ins Arraval, Mahon, Menorca, Spain. The shop sells everything from guns to saddles, baskets and ironmongery Date: 2010

An old man walks down a street in Menorca, Spain. He wears a black beret and carries a stick over his shoulder to carry his plastic shopping bag

Grey horse in stable, Menorca, Spain
A grey horse pushes its head through a stable window ins Algar, Menorca, Spain Date: 2012

Prison yard of the derelict military prison at La Mola
The prison yard of the derelict military prison at La Mola, a fortified peninsula on Menorca, Spain Date: 1989

Baker Juan Olives bakes bread in olive wood burning oven
Baker Juan Olives, third generation of bakers to use a traditional olive wood burning stove to bake bread and crespells (a traditional Spanish sweet cake), pictured

Black dog leaps into sea, Menorca
A large black dog leaps into the water off the quayside at Alacufar, Menorca, Spain Date: 2000

Alkanet flowers (Anchusa sp) Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, Europe

Crown daisy flower (Glebionis coronarium) Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, Europe

Map lichen (Rhizocarpon geographicum) on rock with (Hyoseris radiata) flower, Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, Europe

S Homo des be colored engraving, character of the feasts of St. John in Ciutadella, plays a key role in the El Jaleo

El Caixer Senyor, colored engraving, character of the feasts of St. John in Ciutadella, plays a central role in the so-called El Jaleo

Es Caixer Fadri, colored engraving, character of the feasts of St. John in Ciutadella, plays a key role in the so-called El Jaleo

Es Fabioler character of the festival of San Juan in Ciutadella, plays a key role in El Jaleo, colored engraving

Ramon Muntaner (1265 - 1336), Catalan writer and military, between 1325 and 1332 wrote his Chronicle, work written in Catalan in which he recounts the events since the birth of Jaume I the Conqueror

War against England, second English rule (1763 - 1782), loss of the island of Menorca during the reign of Charles II

Naveta at Els Tudons, an interior view, c. 2000 BC
Naveta at Els Tudons, an interior view from the megalithic burial chamber, c.2000 BC

Menorca Naveta d es Tudons, interior view, c. 2000 BC
Menorca Naveta d es Tudons, interior view of the upper storey, c.2000 BC

Menorca Naveta d es Tudons, c. 2000 BC
Menorca Naveta d es Tudons, a megalithic structure, probably a collective tomb. This view is of the Apsidal end, c.2000 BC

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Discover the hidden gem of Menorca, a paradise nestled in the Balearic Islands of Spain. With its breathtaking views over pristine beaches like Cala en Porter on the south east coast, you'll be captivated by the crystal-clear waters and golden sands that stretch as far as the eye can see. Immerse yourself in history at Cova d'en Xoroi, a unique bar built into cliff caves overlooking the Mediterranean. As evening falls, enjoy a drink while taking in the awe-inspiring panoramic vistas of Cala en Porter. Explore Mahon (Mao), Menorca's charming capital city that boasts a picturesque harbor. Lose yourself in its narrow streets lined with colorful buildings and indulge in delicious Mediterranean cuisine at waterfront restaurants. For nature lovers, Cala Galdana is an aerial paradise offering stunning panoramic views of its pristine beach and turquoise waters. Relax under the warm sun or take part in thrilling water sports to make unforgettable memories. Experience authentic island life at Fornells, where fishing boats dotting the harbor showcase Menorca's rich maritime heritage. Wander through its quaint streets and savor fresh seafood delicacies for an unforgettable culinary experience. Head to Son Bou for endless stretches of sandy beaches framed by lush greenery. Bask in tranquility as you soak up rays from Europe's most beautiful coastline along with mesmerizing views of the Mediterranean Sea. Uncover Es Castell's charm as you stroll through ancient walls and explore its historic port area filled with vibrant cafes and shops. Immerse yourself in local culture while admiring architectural wonders that tell tales from centuries past. As cruise ships gracefully enter Mahon Harbor, witness their grandeur against a backdrop of azure waters – truly a sight to behold. Let this enchanting island embrace you with open arms as it reveals its secrets through old walls steeped in history.