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Although called a 'minor island' compared to other parts of Spain, Menorca is certainly a magnificent place in terms of its attractions. It is still one of the most visited places because of its scenic views and magical resorts. The reported numbers of flights to Menorca as well as the top-rated reviews of its hotels show a huge development in its tourism year after year.
This island is dotted with various stone monuments which boast their eventful histories. Mesue de Menorca, the largest museum in Menorca, has got a rich collection of coins, pottery and art objects of prehistorical values.
Menorca's serene nature makes it a dream place for perfect relaxation. So if you are looking for a quiet and family-friendly holiday, this is the right place to be. You will find many breathtaking resorts and beaches. Cala Galdana, known as 'The Queen of the Calas', is a sheltered bay surrounded by towering cliffs and coastal paths that links to other beaches. On Cala Galdana, visitors have a wide range of choices of activities ranging from water sports, scuba diving, skiing to golf. Son Bou is also another favourite beach by families especially for its fine sand, dunes and its unspoilt natural surroundings. There are other lovely beaches which are not too few to mention. But you are sure to find many restaurants and hotels lining the resorts, car renting services as well as villas to rent for your entire duration.
Menorca is best known for its great taste in cheese. Almost every town in Menorca has a cheese making industry. The cheeses are selected according to their flavour and strength. For mild cheese lovers, the best option is the Mercadal cheese. You will also get a chance to sample mouth-watering dishes like the lobster stew, also known as Caldereta de IIagosta. To get a real taste of Menorca, Paella is one delicacy to look out for. This is one dish every Spanish cook has to know.
Festivals in Menorca usually take place in the summer, starting from June to September. Saint Joan, King Juan Carlos's name day, is the key festival on this island, and will be held in Ciutadella on the 24th of June. Visitors from all over Europe are attracted to this festival because of its grandness. Two days before the event, there will be lots of preparations and amusing activities that announce the coming of the festival. The main event involves displays of over 100 horses, jousting and the famous Jaloe, which shows skillful riders in their traditional attire, rearing horses on their hind legs.