Hiking and cycling

There are walking and cycling routes for guests to enjoy the surroundings of the estate, routes that lead to the sea, Son Bou Beach, Cala de Sant Llorenç and Cala de Llucalari, or to the talayot ruins of sa Torre d'en Gaumés.

Camí de Cavalls

The well-known “Camí de Cavalls”, a 185km long historical path that runs along the Menorcan coast, is easily accessible from the estate. Guests can enjoy the south coast route by going either to Cala en Porter or towards Santo Tomás.

Beaches

The closest beaches to the estate are Cala Llucalari and Son Bou beach. The first is small and surrounded by cliffs, and very quiet due to scarce visitors; while the second is 2.5km long, the longest beach in Menorca.

Leisure in Son Bou

Son Bou is just 5 minutes away and offers a wide range of sport and leisure activities: horse-riding treks, kayaking trips, scuba diving and snorkelling, shopping and night life.

Archaeological sites

The magnificent archaeological site Torre den Galmés is just a few kilometres away. It comprises a prehistoric village (one of the best-preserved sites on the island), the monument of Na Comerma de Sa Garita and the megalithic tomb of ses Roques Llises.

Alaior and surroundings

Alaior is the nearest town to the country house, and it is well worth visiting to explore the historic centre, the artisan market and other cultural activities.

And since Menorca is a small island, with its 50km in length and its 25km from north to south, the distances to other points of interest are always short.