Hotels in Menorca, Spain

Menorca is a Balearic Island off Spain's coast, famous for its prehistoric Talayotic ruins and over 100 secluded coves (calas) with turquoise water. The Mediterranean climate means hot summers (around 86°F/30°C) perfect for swimming at Cala Macarella or kayaking along the Cami de Cavalls trail, while mild winters (around 57°F/14°C) are great for biking through the island's 14,000-year-old Naveta d'Es Tudons burial chamber without crowds. If you visit in shoulder seasons like May or October, you'll find fewer tourists and cheaper flights, plus you can still hike to the top of Monte Toro for 360-degree views of the entire island.