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Spring is one of the best times to visit Menorca. With mild temperatures, blooming landscapes, and fewer tourists than in summer, the island becomes a paradise of tranquility, nature, and outdoor plans. If you’re visiting Menorca between March and June, here are some ideas to help you make the most of it.

Located on the south‑east coast of Menorca, Binibeca (also known as Binibèquer Vell) delights visitors with its whitewashed houses, winding alleys, and relaxed Mediterranean pace. Just around 8 km from Mahón, it’s an easy half‑day or day trip from your base at Apartamentos Royal Life

Menorca is an island to explore not only by land... but also by sea. One of the best ways to discover its untouched coastline is by kayak, paddling past cliffs, sea caves, and secret coves only accessible from the water.

If you're staying in the center of Mahón — such as at Royal Life Apartments — you can easily plan a kayaking adventure from several points around the island, both on the north and south coasts.

Menorca isn’t just about stunning beaches and charming villages. Its traditional cuisine is another reason to fall in love with the island. Based on fresh local ingredients and centuries-old recipes, Menorcan gastronomy combines the Mediterranean essence with a unique island personality.

If you’re visiting the island, here’s a selection of authentic Menorcan dishes you shouldn’t miss.

Menorca is more than just paradise beaches. It’s also an island of scenic trails, natural parks and ancient paths that invite exploration. If you’re staying at Royal Life Apartments, the section of the Camí de Cavalls from Mahón to Es Grau is a fantastic option — easily accessible, diverse in scenery and perfect for a half-day adventure.

Menorca is known for its turquoise beaches and peaceful atmosphere, but it also hides incredible natural landscapes that surprise even the most seasoned travelers. One of the most spectacular is the Barranc d’Algendar, the largest and most iconic gorge on the island.

If you're staying at Royal Life Apartments in Mahón and feel like exploring a different side of Menorca, this is a perfect option for a day trip.

If you're looking to discover a wilder, quieter side of Menorca, Cala Rafalet is one of the most special and peaceful coves on the island. Tucked between rocky cliffs and pine trees, this small cove remains largely untouched and is ideal for visitors who enjoy nature, tranquility, and a bit of adventure.

If you're staying in Mahón and looking for a different kind of experience surrounded by nature, one of the top excursions is visiting Favàritx Lighthouse and the nearby S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park. This northeastern corner of Menorca offers dramatic landscapes, perfect for hiking, photography, or simply enjoying a quiet moment away from the crowds.

If you've rented a car during your stay in Mahón, you're about to discover one of the most free and comfortable ways to explore Menorca. Thanks to its manageable size, you can reach hidden coves, spectacular viewpoints, and charming villages in less than an hour.

Long before its paradise beaches and charming towns, Menorca was already home to fascinating ancient cultures. The Talayotic culture of Menorca, recently declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a journey into the past through megalithic monuments unique in the Mediterranean.