Villas Finesse Son Bou
Torre Soli Nou S/N Son Bou, Minorca, Balearic Islands, 7730, Spain and Canary Islands
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Menorca - At Long Last!
... missed opening hours by just a few minutes. Then, we set out to find our hotel in Es Castell, where we met two really nice women - English ex-pats - for a chat. That nite, Steve and I went into the stunningly lit-up port harbor of Es Castell. It was so beautiful, it took your breath away. We had a pretty tasty dinner on the water and walked around looking at the shops.
The next morning we got a later start than I wanted, and after checking out of our hotel, we made a B-line to ...
Exploring Menorca
... No major castles or churches perched on high, much to Chris's relief. There was one little island near where we were anchored that was home to a "unique breed" of lizard which has evolved there. So we went lizard spotting but couldn't work out what was "unique" about them.
It was a great spot and the four days we were there flew by.
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Ciao Italy - Hola Spain
... or tie to floating pontoons which at 100 euros a night is a bit on the high side. So we are anchored in behind an island near the entrance in a fantastically sheltered natural harbour. Being the only anchorage means it gets a little cozy at times and tolerance to one's fellow boaties is called upon! It is then just a mere 2nm dinghy ride into the town itself.
Since we arrived the weather has become really hot and we are now swimming in water temperatures ...
A Minorca Weekend
... hotel in one of the smaller towns on the island – El Migjorn Gran. I had opted for the tranquility of a restored 24-room farmhouse over a crowded 10-story beach resort. Being that the hotel was in the "country" I couldn’t find it on GPS, so I just entered the town, which takes you to the city center.
As I entered the town, I found a narrow one-way street that I thought was the way to go. At the end of ...
A Slow Farewell to Menorca
... They were dug out to provide burial chambers. Getting up the cliff to view them was not easy, getting down again was much more difficult! We then drove on to one of the ancient inland sites from the Talayotic (or Talaiotic) period approximately 3,000 years ago.
There are numerous sites all over the island from this time, some consisting off Navetas, or stone burial mounds (looking ...



