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Menorca or Minorca called by the other name is one of the Belearic Islands like Ibiza and Mallorca, in the Mediterranean Sea, but comparatively lesser known than those two. This island is the second biggest harbor in the world and has an area of 702 square kilometers and is popular as a holiday destination for the endless stretches of beaches, sandy crescents stretching for miles and rocky bays with turquoise water, known as “calas”. The coastline is fringed with pine trees and the town of Mahon, which is the capital of Menorca has a 13th century church and Georgian mansions. UNESCO declared Menorca as a biosphere reserve in 1993 with an aim to preserve the environmental regions like the wetlands of Parc Natural S’Albufera d’es Grau. The 216 km coastline offers shores that are sun bleached and the mellow beat you will find here is different from other neighboring islands. The town of Es Castell in Menorca is the first place in Spain to witness the sunrise and the beaches are relatively empty, making it an ideal location for those who love to stay away from the crowd.

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Beautiful local sights and attractions

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History

History

The first settlers of Menorca were from mainland Spain during the early part of the Bronze Age because of the strategic position of this island being ...

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Population

Population

The population of Menorca as on January 1, 2010 stood at 94,383. The sparsity of this island is more noticeable during the winter months. ...

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Climate

Climate

A typical Mediterranean climate prevails in Menorca, where the highest temperature is around 25 degrees Celsius in July and 11 degrees Celsius in Janu...

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