Cala Llonga
Holidays
On Menorca's east coast, Cala Llonga is one of Menorca's more exclusive areas. Lying on the other side of the island's capital, Mahon, Cala Llonga is ideally situated for sampling local life and exploring this pretty island. Magnificent Mahon, famed for inventing mayonnaise is short drive away, and it's here most people head. You'll find a charming clifftop town and harbour. Steeped in history - Nelson's fleet once moored here - its picturesque winding streets, whitewashed houses, interesting churches and attractive squares are ideal for gentle pottering. Make time to see its lovely Santa Maria church, museum and old gin distillery before relaxing at its bustling harbourfront, which is flanked with cafes, restaurants and bars that come alive at night. Shopping is delightful too, with many traditional markets and gift shops to browse.When you want to venture out, there's a great choice of beaches waiting to be explored, as well as atmospheric Stone Age ruins, peaceful countryside and golf courses too. And, while you're here, take a trip up Monte Torro to experience stunning views over the sea to Majorca.Holidays in Cala Llonga are a low-key affair, so if you're seeking lazy days and peaceful evenings in a calm location, Cala Llonga is ideal.
Hotels & Villas
On Menorca's east coast, Cala Llonga is one of Menorca's more exclusive areas. Lying on the other side of the island's capital, Mahon, Cala Llonga is ideally situated for sampling local life and exploring this pretty island. Magnificent Mahon, famed for inventing mayonnaise is short drive away, and it's here most people head. You'll find a charming clifftop town and harbour. Steeped in history - Nelson's fleet once moored here - its picturesque winding streets, whitewashed houses, interesting churches and attractive squares are ideal for gentle pottering. Make time to see its lovely Santa Maria church, museum and old gin distillery before relaxing at its bustling harbourfront, which is flanked with cafes, restaurants and bars that come alive at night. Shopping is delightful too, with many traditional markets and gift shops to browse.When you want to venture out, there's a great choice of beaches waiting to be explored, as well as atmospheric Stone Age ruins, peaceful countryside and golf courses too. And, while you're here, take a trip up Monte Torro to experience stunning views over the sea to Majorca.Holidays in Cala Llonga are a low-key affair, so if you're seeking lazy days and peaceful evenings in a calm location, Cala Llonga is ideal.
