Menorca Timeshares

There are many historical sites to explore in Menorca. The island is full of churches, castles, and ancient ruins. Torre d'en Galmés will allow you to explore the remnants of a village founded in the 1400s BCE, while the 17th century Castell de Sant Nicolau invites you to imagine defending the coast from invaders. The passageways in the Castell de Sant Felip are eerie and otherworldly, and the glass windows and arched ceiling of the Ciutadella de Menorca Cathedral are breathtaking.

You'll find truly beautiful beaches in Menorca. Cala Pregonda's waters are very clear and filled with fish, making it an excellent beach for snorkeling. Cala Presili offers views of the picturesque striped lighthouse on Cap de Favaritx, and Cala Escorxada is a secluded beach with white sand and pine trees. If you have young children with you, Platja des Grau and Platges son Saura have warm, shallow waters perfect for safe wading and splashing. If you're looking for a spectacular time on the beach, you'll find it with a Menorca timeshare.

Kayaking in Menorca is unparallelled. Plus, while there are many natural wonders that can be accessed by land, there are some that cannot, and a kayak will allow you to see them. These can include archaeological sites, beaches, and caves. We recommend kayaking around the Cales Coves, which offer awe-inspiring sights of rocky cliffs and stalactite-filled caverns.

Those who enjoy museums will find plenty to fascinate and engage them with timeshares in Menorca. To learn about the history of the island, visit Museu de Menorca, where you'll find anything from artwork never before displayed to the public, to ancient tools made from bones.The Radio Museum (Museo Es Racó de Sa Ràdio Antiga) has an unusual and intriguing focus on radios and their history in Spain. Binissues introduces visitors to the rural life of Menorca, as well as the natural sciences of the area.

In addition to its beaches, Menorca boasts forests, dunes, wetlands, and more to explore with a Menorca timeshare. S'Albufera National Park is home to exquisite walking trails that go through diverse terrain where visitors are likely to see a variety of wildlife—especially incredible birds like buzzards and Egyptian vultures. Algendar Gorge similarly offers lush flora and fauna, and also hosts caves where the first humans ever in Menorca lived. If you enjoy cave exploration, also visit Cova des Coloms, which is a cave that stretches 300 meters long.

Adults and children alike will enjoy Menorca timeshares, thanks to the island's fun waterparks. Aquarock Parque Acuático is well suited to little ones and features pools, slides, and even trampolines. Aqua Center offers many water rides, as well as a go-kart track, picnic area, and bar.