Menorca Island Tourism in Spain

Menorca Island was one of the three Balearic Islands located off the coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea and the quietest of the Balearic Islands. The Unesco biosphere reserve designation, released in 1993 for the flora and fauna that thrive in Menorca Island, forests, canyons, wetlands, salt marshes and hillsides. Menorca Island has a typical Mediterranean climate with long hot summers, mild winter and shorter. Menorca Island look about 300 days of sunshine per year. Summer is the best time to visit. Menorca is the second largest Island and the northern tip of Menorca, Balearic Islands also has a wet and usually a few degrees cooler than on other islands. In 2004, Unesco protective broaden its reach, including a broad definition in the scattered islands prehistoric site, effectively preventing the construction of high-rise condominiums and hotels. In contrast, rural Hotel called agrotourismos is the choice hotel outside the city, and approximately 120 separates the beaches of Majorca and Ibiza but is mostly unsullied by the construction.