There is something special about Menorca that is hard to explain – it has to be experienced. Perhaps it is the slow pace of development that has left it unspoilt despite being one of Britain’s most popular holiday destinations. Perhaps it is the natural beauty of the island with its stunning coves and hidden valleys – Menorca is the only Mediterranean island to be designated a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco.

Or maybe it’s just the way that everything seems to slow down there and you start to unwind almost as soon as you set foot. After all there has to be a reason why Spain’s last two Prime Ministers have chosen to holiday in Menorca and the King is a regular visitor.

Menorca is a paradise for sailing, walking, horse riding – and golf too. The main towns of Mahon and Cituadella offer a wide selection of bars and restaurants, many of them overlooking the harbours – and Mahon possesses one of the world’s largest natural harbours. On the north coast is the picturesque fishing port of Fornells, famous for its seafood restaurants offering lobster and the local speciality of caldereta

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