Menorca Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover something special: With the current tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe.

Welcome to Menorca! Robert Zsolnay showcases the splendor and diversity of the Balearic Island in our guidebook "Menorca," now in its third edition, featuring 280 pages and 106 color photos. Thanks to 26 maps, including a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:100,000, you'll navigate the island as easily as the locals. Eighteen hikes and tours will take you to every corner of the island. Our author has meticulously researched and tested everything on-site for you. Eco-friendly, locally sourced, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Numerous short essays provide intriguing background information. The author's insider tips reveal highlights as well as attractions off the beaten path. Tried-and-true tips and practical travel advice round out the "Menorca" guidebook. As Outdoor Menorca states: "The most informative travel guide on the German market for Menorca."

Overview of Menorca: To the east lies the island's capital, Maó, with its impressive natural harbor. At night, the life in clubs and bars pulses with energy. North of the city center, you'll find the most beautiful beaches of the east, Sa Mesquida and Es Grau. In the center of the island is its highest point, Monte Toro. At 400 meters high, it may not be a mountain, but it offers a chance to overlook the island's beauty, such as the bay of Fornells. Visits to the picturesque Alaior with its winding alleys and the village of Torre den Gaumés, the largest prehistoric settlement in the Balearics, are worthwhile. The south coast offers azure waters and dream beaches in Binigaus. To the west lies the former island capital, Ciutadella. South of it, another enchanting bay awaits: Cala en Turqueta, Cala Macarella, and Cala Macarellata. Our guidebook "Menorca" is always a knowledgeable companion.