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Son Bou An attractively designed villa set in a superb location offering plenty of comforts in a soothing atmosphere, this villa lies on a hillside boasting superb views in a relaxing area approximately two kilometres away from the resort centre.The villa is also easily accessible from the San Jaime and Son Bou Beach.	Binibeca Strategically located on a hilltop 1.5 kilometres from the centre of Binibeca, this villa has a tranquil air that will ensure a relaxing break. This substantial villa offers plenty of space for groups and families, with generously sized rooms.	Cala Blanca Cheerful, modern and stylish, this villa enjoys a great location on a quiet road near to Cala Blanca centre where you'll find numerous shops and restaurants, and close to the resort's sandy beach, which is around ten minutes stroll away.	Cala'n Bosch These superb, superior villas in Cala'n Bosch are located in a peaceful, serene area. Each villa mirrors the same design and accommodation is very flexible. Each property has air-conditioning and is decked out with a homely, tasteful mix of furniture and decor	Binibeca these great villas lie in their own spacious suntrap gardens surrounded by trees and hedges to create a real sense of privacy and tranquility.

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Minorca or Menorca - gentle, relaxed and tranquil, this dazzling, enchanting island offers picturesque sandy bays, pine clad coves, pretty harbours and peaceful family resorts. You will also discover excellent watersports, great food and charming attractions like Ciutadella town and beautiful Mount Toro.

Those looking for tranquillity would do well to consider a holiday in Menorca. This is the Balearics at their most relaxed where sandy bays, pretty harbours and secluded pine clad coves guarantee easy-going fun and relaxation for all the island's visitors.
 

Sitting pretty in the turquoise seas of the Med, this low-key isle isn't perhaps as well-known as the mainland Costa's but it should be. Peace and quiet go hand-in-hand here for a start. Then there are the bounty-like beaches, of which Minorca has more than its Balearic cousins put together. And let's not forget the fact that it's also an open-air museum with its megalithic monuments.

 

Binibeca is crammed full of authentic Minorcan charm. Stretching along the incredibly pretty coastline into Binisafua and Binnidali, this architecturally acclaimed village is sure to wow the flip-flops off you. It was built by Antoni Sintes who wanted to create an authentic Minorcan fishing village. And that he most certainly did. From the whitewashed sugar-cubed houses to the labyrinthine cobbled lanes, Binibeca holidays take you back to yesteryear.

That's not to say there's not much to do on summer holidays to Binibeca. There's plenty to keep you on your toes should you want from padding down to the snow-white sands of the breathtaking beach to popping your head into the friendly shops.

 

One of Minorca's first resorts, Binisafua is a village of villas and pools. Which means despite generations of sun seekers spending their summers here, Binisafua has escaped concrete towers and kept it low key. You can try out a bit of snorkelling, splash about on the pedaloes? Or you could find a secluded spot in one of the coves nearby. Then there's the big beach at Punta Prima and Cala Torret dive centre is the best place to go to explore the clear waters around Binisafua. See a different side of Minorca with flying lessons or flying tours at San Lluis Aero Club and Hippodrome – or there's go-karting here too. How about a horseriding at Stables Farm near Sant Clement? Want less of adrenalin rush? The prehistoric settlements of Torre d'en Gaumes and Calas Coves or the beautiful Minorcan town of Binibeca Vell may be more your pace.

 

With the largest and what's considered by many to be the best beach in Minorca, holidays in Son Bou almost sell themselves. Son Bou holidays are ideal for families due to the abundance of facilities and family-friendly hotels, but couples also flock here to make the most of the gloriously uncrowded beach, the range of water sports, including scuba diving, and the lively bars.

Nature lovers will appreciate the rugged countryside surrounding the resort, and the protected sand dunes and marshland that fringe the beach – the bird population thrives here. History buffs can explore the Cap de Penyes headland, where they'll find the remains of a fortified village and an early Christian basilica, which would have been the focal point of the village in the 4th and 5th centuries.

 

Cala Blanca- a name and resort inspired by two stunning white beaches. Soft sloping sand, sheltering in rugged coves, lapped by a transparent Mediterranean. Not even watersports disturb the calm. It's all about snorkels, goggles and scuba gear here with a dive centre to dish out the goods. Of course, there's always straight forward sunbathing too.

Built in the 1990s, Cala Blanca knew what tourists needed. A shopping centre selling everything from inflatable dinghies to dinner ingredients. A few hotels and a selection of villas that add that special small town feel. But don't let Cala Blanca holidays seduce you into missing Minorca's other treats! Visit the mysterious megalithic towers, Naveta dels Tundons. You're on the doorstep of the fabulous Cuitadella, a symphony of Spanish, Moorish and Baroque styles – with shopping arcades and excellent restaurants. The Aqua Center Water Park puts smiles on little faces, while kids young and old love Aqua Rock Waterpark.

 

Cala'n Bosch is tucked away on the southwest tip of Minorca, 8km from the historic city of Ciutadella. Set around two sandy coves, Cala'n Bosch is an attractive, purpose-built resort, the focal point of which is a pleasant yachting marina. A sprinkling of shops, bars and restaurants dot the resort and the gentle pace of life and tranquil atmosphere suit older couples and families seeking a peaceful holiday.

A short bus journey whisks you from Cala'n Bosch to nearby Ciutadella. It's an attractive and typically Spanish town which, up until the British occupation of Minorca in the 17th century, was the capital of the island. Ciutadella boasts an enchanting old quarter which is a joy to discover. Why not take a stroll through the maze of narrow cobbled streets which fan out from the Gothic cathedral, marvel at the opulent palaces and mansions of Minorca's former nobility or perhaps just relax under the shade of a palm tree and soak up the characterful atmosphere around the main square? Any visit to Ciutadella should also include the picturesque port, home to a host of tapas bars and fish restaurants. It's particularly nice at the end of the day, when you can sit down with a glass of wine in hand and admire the bobbing silhouettes of yacht masts against the bleeding colours of the setting sun.
 

Situated 50km from Mahon and 5km west of the former capital, Ciudadela, on a dramatic rocky headland, Cala'n Forcat is considered to be Minorca's liveliest resort. However, Minorca's answer to Magaluf it is not and herein lies its appeal, as far as most are concerned. You'll still find cheap snack bars, English theme pubs and karaoke dens, but it's a lot more low-key in comparison with its bustling Balearic neighbour.

 

Santo Tomas resort focuses on the three Rs – relaxation, relaxation and relaxation! In fact it's difficult to do anything but relax in this quiet, laid back resort. With two long sandy beaches, it should come as no surprise that Santo Tomas holidays are all about sun, sea and sand.

The quieter of the two beaches stretches for over 1km, so there's plenty of space for beach and ball games. Popular with the British and Spanish alike, the beaches are surrounded by protected sand dunes and fringed by a pedestrian tree-lined promenade peppered with bars and restaurants. The resort also offers tennis courts, mini golf and a horse riding centre

 

Arenal d'en Castell centres around the much photographed sweeping horseshoe-shaped sandy bay. Travel to Arenal d'en Castell and you'll soon see why. Fringed by pine woodland, its warm, shallow waters are particularly popular with families with young children and couples can take to the water with a range of water sports.

Although the resort itself cascades down the sloping sides of the bay, getting about is made easy thanks to a mini train – the kids will love it! And should you wish to venture further afield, a bus service to the capital, Mahon, and the nearby fishing village of Fornells will take you there in no time at all. A small number of bars in the resort means that there is some low-key nightlife for those who want it but it's not enough to disturb that all important rest and relaxation.

 

Cala Galdana bay is considered one of the most beautiful coves in the western Mediterranean. It is protected by high cliffs and there's shade from fragrant pine trees that surround this attractive hideaway. Cala Galdana is also an ideal starting point for many walks along the picturesque south coast towards Mahon. Cala Galdana is hard to beat for a relaxing holiday and also offers water sports and tennis courts.