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Looking for where to eat caldereta in Menorca? Lobster caldereta is the signature dish of this Balearic island: a “soup” made with the finest seafood, full of flavor and tradition, whose fame has crossed borders

Today we dive into the east coast of Menorca, discovering coves near Mahón that captivate with their unique charm, crystal-clear waters and surrounding landscapes

Located on the southeastern coast, Binibèquer Vell is one of the most charming villages in Menorca, a place of narrow, winding streets, whitewashed houses and corners full of character that seem straight out of a fairy tale and have made it one of the island’s most popular and photographed destinations

Menorca is known for its paradise beaches and warm climate, but sometimes nature surprises us with a sudden downpour or a cloudy day: the island has plenty to offer even when the sun isn’t shining

For years, the ensaimada has been one of the great emblems of Balearic pastry, and in Menorca, a source of pride and tradition; it’s not unusual to see them carried under the arm of visitors who take them far beyond the island, crossing borders and conquering palates around the world

A few days ago, I experienced one of those moments that make you fall in love with the island all over again: a guided visit and wine tasting at Bodegas Torralbenc, in the company of Claude, the house sommelier, and a small group of people, including some friends

Cala Macarelleta is one of the most treasured and famous gems of Menorca, known for its white sand and crystal-clear waters that make it a must-see stop for any visitor to the island

You can’t really claim to have enjoyed a truly Menorcan holiday without having tasted its famous drink, known as the Menorcan pomada; and if you want to complete the experience and live it at its fullest, you should drink it during one of the jaleos at the local patron saint festivities

Sunsets are among those moments that are easily remembered, and in Menorca they take on a special dimension thanks to the variety of landscapes from which they can be enjoyed

Cala Galdana is a Menorca classic for staying, sunbathing, having fun and, of course, eating well, with a varied gastronomic offer ranging from informal beachfront restaurants to more refined options to linger over a long lunch

More and more, Menorca is establishing itself as a culinary destination that captivates visitors thanks to its rich gastronomic tradition — a cuisine based on authentic Mediterranean flavors, fresh ingredients, and recipes passed down from generation to generation — where the island’s typical desserts provide the perfect finishing touch to any meal

Pont d'en Gil is one of the most iconic natural formations in Menorca, a rock arch that stretches out into the sea and creates an unparalleled postcard scene, especially during sunset hours