For decades, the island has been overlooked in favour of its glitzier neighbours Ibiza and Mallorca.
Just 130 miles off the coast of Spain, the Balearic island of Menorca holds an immediate charm with its rocky coves, white-sand beaches, and rolling valleys unrivalled in their beauty. For decades, the island was long overlooked in favour of its glitzier neighbours
and Mallorca, veritable European hotspots known around the world. But it’s now Menorca’s laid-back appeal and sense of spaciousness that’s attracting travellers to the island.Renowned for its restored farmhouses, sophisticated vineyards and whitewashed medieval villages, travellers seeking the tranquility of its tucked-away coves and relaxed eateries are drawn to this low-profile paradise, where a bygone era of Balearic charm still persists.
They believe this is in part thanks to the island’s designation as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which encourages both locals and visitors to maintain a more conscious approach, both in the prevention of invasive tourism and from uncontrolled building and development. “Our outlook is a little different than our neighbours,” says Wilmanski. “It’s our hope that the island will continue to stay as it is now, only with more year-round demand.
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