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Resorthoppa Menorca airport transfers by shuttle bus, small coach, minibus or taxi go to all of these resort destinations: Addaia, Arenal d'en Castell, Binibeca, Binidali, Binisafua, Cuidadela, Cala d'en Blanes, Cala Blanca, Cala Morell, Cala Galdana, Cala d'en Bosch, Cala d'en Porter, Canutells, Es Castell, Es Mitjorn Gran, Es Mercadal, Fornells, Macaret, Mahon, Punta Prima, Son Algar, Son Bou, Son Parc, Son Xoriguer, Sant Lluis, Santo Tomas, Torre Soli.
Menorca, sometimes spelt Minorca is that rare thing in the modern world, a sunshine holiday island where tranquility, old-world charm and rural relaxations are the principle attraction. True, Menorca airport transfers whisk many package holidaymakers to resorts with all the amenities families expect. But others take a taxi or minibus to simple villages for holidays where hiking in the countryside rivals the appeal of a day on a beautiful unspoilt beach.
Low-cost airlines: Monarch, Mytravellite.com and others. And many visitors book flight-only charter deals. Resorthoppa can arrange taxi, minibus and coach shuttle from any flight to the door of your hotel at any resort.
Top beach resorts are rarely more than a half an hour by shuttle or private transfer from Mahon airport, seven kilometres from the capital Mahon on the island’s south-east coast. The southern coast offers the most popular beach destinations such as the Platges de Son Bou with miles of crystal water and soft, fine sand. The northern shoreline is rocky, with jagged cliffs plunging into clear pale blue water and coves like Cala d’en Bosch or Cala Macarella for a dip into the sea. Be aware though that the best are accessible only on foot. Tourists with a yen for the north coast might head by Menorca airport transfer to Ciudadela, the only substantial town besides Mahon and an hour or more away by shuttle, minibus or taxi from the airport at the island’s far end.
Resorthoppa airport transfers by shuttle bus, small coach, minibus or taxi go to all of these resort destinations: Addaia, Arenal d'en Castell, Binibeca, Binidali, Binisafua, Cuidadela, Cala d'en Blanes, Cala Blanca, Cala Morell, Cala Galdana, Cala d'en Bosch, Cala d'en Porter, Canutells, Es Castell, Es Mitjorn Gran, Es Mercadal, Fornells, Macaret, Mahon, Punta Prima, Son Algar, Son Bou, Son Parc, Son Xoriguer, Sant Lluis, Santo Tomas, Torre Soli.
Ancient history lures many visitors to bronze-age remnants around the island such as the Naveta des Tudons, one of the oldest buildings in Europe. Stonehenge-like taulas can be found inland, structures that have stood for 3,000 years or more.
Fiesta of the year takes place at the end of June with the Fiesta de San Juan in Cuidadela, when villagers ride hundreds of wild horses through the streets trying to keep them on their hind legs only. Beware, accidents are common as the horses hurtle into the crowd. Once the Mayor was killed!
Fancy that. For most of the 18th century Menorca was British. Hence the number of Georgian-style houses in the capital Mahon … and the presence of a gin factory!
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