Si pusiéramos en una balanza el número de playas y el número de cuevas que hay en Menorca, puede que te sorprendiera el resultado. 

La piedra caliza que caracteriza el terreno de la isla, la convierte en una candidata perfecta para parecer un queso gruyere (aunque para quesos, ¡los autóctonos!).

El mejor sitio para practicar turismo astronómico

Imagina una oscuridad casi total, en la que solo puedes ver el reflejo de tu tenue sombra sobre la arena. Y miles de estrellas reflejadas en el mar. Pierdes la noción del tiempo y del espacio y te dejas llevar por una noche mágica en la que decenas de cometas cruzan el firmamento. Aunque no se hable mucho de ello - por ahora-, Menorca es uno de los destinos astronómicos mejor valorados por los expertos. De hecho, a principios de este año, ha sido elegida destino y reserva Starlight. ¿Apetece un descanso bajo las estrellas?

Menorca es sinónimo de naturaleza. Tras el verano, cuando los colores ocres y amarillos del campo se tiñen otra vez de verde con las primeras lluvias, la isla se convierte en un paraíso para excursionistas y amantes del senderismo. Si lo tuyo es sudar la camiseta, ¡empieza la mejor época para reservar disfrutar unos días de desconexión!

La historia de Menorca ha dejado en la isla una huella imborrable durante milenios.

Desde la cultura talayótica hasta las últimas dominaciones, que puedes leer aquí, Menorca rezuma cultura e historia en cada una de sus piedras. Te proponemos una ruta por cinco lugares que te ayudarán a entender un poco mejor por qué Menorca es como es.

No doubt you’ve heard about the huge worldwide problem of plastic polluting the sea. But what about the water shortage in the Balearic Islands? Or land erosion?

Since 1993, Menorca has been designated a Biosphere Reserve, a distinction that classifies it as a place that has been able to develop socially and economically while preserving its natural worth. Nevertheless, overuse and overcrowding in summer put this fragile balance at risk. That’s why Carema Hotels wants to give you some tips to make your holiday more eco-friendly, and along the way you’ll help to preserve this little pocket of paradise on Earth.

Come with us 5,000 years back in time. On rudimentary wooden boats, the first humans arrived on the coast of an island that had not yet been named. They probably came from the neighbouring island, Mallorca.

And, perhaps, from the island now known as Sardinia. Although first of all they had to cross a vast expanse of sea, during which they would have lost sight of land for a long time. These were the first inhabitants of Minorca. Brave men and women who, in a period in which agriculture had only recently been discovered, dared to cross an as yet unexplored sea.

It rains. How can it rain IN MINORCA? Oh, my friend. Spring is fickle. And although the storms on the island are fleeting, springtime plans can quickly change with the weather.

owever, both the changing weather conditions, and Minorca’s general climate in spring, make this the ideal time for certain activities that would be unthinkable in summer. Here are some ideas.

We are diving into the pool of content. You will find a ton of information about Minorca on the internet. But on the Carema Hotels Menorca blog, we will tell you things that you can only learn from a real Minorcan. Are you up for discovering the most authentic side of Minorca?

We will also give you advice to help you have an unforgettable holiday on the island. You will be the first to find out about promotions and any news from Carema Hotels Menorca. We will take you to the most remote corners, and show you the undiscovered stories. You will taste the best cheeses, see the best sunsets, and enjoy the best nature trails. And, to top it off, you will know where your next holiday destination will be and where to stay.