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Cap Menorca

At ease, soldier

South coast serenity

If you’re looking to frolic in those bright Balearic blues that pepper enviable Instagram grids year-round, allow us to introduce you to Cap Menorca – a botanical bolthole set along the island’s serene south coast that was formerly an army base. Things feel more quaint-Spanish-village than hotel here, for each of the 15 suites has its own private pool and flora-filled garden, edged by natural stone walls and gravel paths. But it’s the restaurant’s rooftop that seals the seduction, set to woo you with wondrous wine pairings, fresh seasonal fare, and a notable sun-steeped sea view...

Planes

Most European hubs (including London, Paris and Madrid) have direct flights to Menorca’s Mahón Airport, which is a 20-minute drive from the hotel. Private transfers can be arranged from €90 each way, for up to five passengers.

Automobiles

You’ll need a car if you’re planning on exploring the island’s sugar-cast beaches and hidden bays; there are plenty of rental booths at the airport, and the hotel has free valet parking.

Worth Getting Out of Bed For

With its coastal setting and all-about-unwinding attitude, Cap Menorca is seasoned at soothing and we’d suggest getting in on it all. Stay within the spa’s walls and dip between the pool, sauna, steam and treatment rooms before taking to the mat with a guided yoga session. Staff can arrange boat trips around the island if you’re looking to see its coveted corners by sea, or drive to one of its cerulean-cast calas to spend the day snorkelling, kayaking and scuba-diving. Take your pick of vineyards to tour if you’d rather stay on dry land – family-run Bodegas Menorquines is a 20-minute drive away and your closest option for tastings.

Head northwest to Ciutadella, which is well worth the 40-minute drive for its charming cobbled Old Town, 14th-century Baroque cathedral, and Gothic city hall. Equally characterful, Mahón, which is Menorca’s second port city, is slightly nearer and on the eastern edge of the island. If you prefer your scenes a little more sweeping, take to the Cami de Cavalls trails, which wrap around the island and can be explored by horse, bike or foot. More hikes await at Monte Toro, which is one of the island’s tallest hills and long considered Menorca’s spiritual locus; those who reach its peak will also be blessed by its 17th-century monastery that sits at the summit.

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Cap Menorca

Address

Camino de Llucalari, Alaior, Menorca, 07730