It has been said that whoever controls Porto Mahon, controls the Mediterranean due to its strategic location and its ability to accommodate large ships. There is something for everyone in this majestic port.
If you like sweeping scenery and you don’t mind walking, you need to visit Cami de Cavalls. While this trail follows the coast around the entire island, you can access it from Mahon and walk for as short, or as long as you’d like. You are guaranteed to see beautiful coastline and wildlife.
A visit to Mahon wouldn’t be complete without visiting La Mola de Menorca. This fortress was built between 1850 and 1875 and is considered one of the most beautiful spots on the entire island. Guided tours are available or you can use the self-guided head sets and walk freely.
Porto Mahon Dining
As for dining, you will not be let down with the plentiful amount of restaurants for cheap eats and fine dining alike. If you’re wanting to stay on a budget, Bar Camacho is the perfect place for you. It is great for eating tapas and taking in the local atmosphere. Outdoor seating available.
If fine dining is your scene, El Rais is the place to be. They provide their customers with unique Spanish rice dishes unlike any other restaurant in all of Spain. Great wine selection paired with a creative and fresh menu makes for a meal you will not soon forget.
