One of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is something of a ‘best-kept secret’ compared to its neighbours, a safe haven with a strong cultural heritage, protected natural reserves, clear waters and hidden beaches.
Menorca has been recognised as a ‘Top 100 Sustainable Destination’ by The International Green Destinations awards and in 2022 celebrated ‘European Region of Gastronomy’ awarded by the International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism (IGCAT). A strong historic relationship with Britain has seen many British buyers over the decades, but the island has seen increasing interest from both Spanish and international buyers at the higher end of the market, including French, Austrians and Italians amongst others. Property prices compare favourably to other destinations, and given the rise in high-end tourism there is potential for good returns.
Menorca has been recognised as a ‘Top 100 Sustainable Destination’ by The International Green Destinations awards and in 2022 celebrated ‘European Region of Gastronomy’ awarded by the International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism (IGCAT). A strong historic relationship with Britain has seen many British buyers over the decades, but the island has seen increasing interest from both Spanish and international buyers at the higher end of the market, including French, Austrians and Italians amongst others. Property prices compare favourably to other destinations, and given the rise in high-end tourism there is potential for good returns.