Siamo appena rientrati da una settimana di vacanza sulla splendida isola di Minorca . Eccovi il resoconto con alcune indicazioni utili per chi voglia trovare un mare cristallino come ai Caraibi, ma rimanere nel Mediterraneo.
Sistemazione alberghiera:
abbiamo pernottato al Barcelò Pueblo Menorca avendo prenotato con il Tour Operator Volando Club Alpitour .
L'albergo si trova a circa 300 metri dalla bellissima spiaggia di
and Punta Prima is a pretty good in quality / price ratio. E 'equipped with beautiful common areas consist of two pools, bar area, recreation area consisting of children's pool, mini golf course, beach volleyball court, soccer field, bar and playground. The quality of the food is good and varied, but customers will not escape that Italian pasta is usually hot and without salt, however, given the wide range you can easily find a more viable alternative. The assistance of the girls flying was good and in general all the staff is friendly. The only flaw is given from the rooms are a bit small and no air conditioning, which, however, sapevamo, perchè debitamente segnalata sul catalogo. Se possibile evitate il caseggiato con sotto la sala giochi e il Baby Club. Chiedete un cambio di stanza alla reception. Un'altra caratteristica a favore di questo albergo è che rispetto alle analoghe strutture presenti nella zona di Punta Prima, da questo si può tranquillamente raggiungere la spiaggia a piedi seguendo una discesa di circa 300 metri.
Escursioni:
Tramite l'organizzazione della Volando consigliamo la giornata in barca "Dia del Mar" (48 euro a persona pranzo incluso). La partenza è prevista dal porto di Ciutadella (trasferimento albergo-Ciutadella 1 ora di autobus incluso nel prezzo) e dopo un'ora di navigazione east along the south coast,
it arrives at the beautiful beach of Son Saura . Here you get off the boat to enjoy the incredible blue sea and then enjoy a paella in good standing under the shade of trees. Around 14:00 the boat spring back to its moorings in Cala en Turqueta go through without stopping for the beautiful and Macarella Macarelleta . We will stop
then Cala en Turqueta where water tends to green. around 16.00, the boat tip of the bow again to the port of Ciutadella, during this return with the sun in the afternoon you can see even better the various shades of the sea, ranging from ' blue, green, turquoise.
It 's true, that to find a Caribbean Sea is sufficient, with only one hour of flight, reaching Minorca!
Car:
Also through the hotel we rented a car (a Punto 5-door with air conditioning and fully comprehensive insurance, 48 € per day excluding fuel) for two days.
first stop Sa Mesquida a small bay off the tourist with a dark and gritty sand. On bagnoasciuga there is a thin strip of pink sand. A promontory on the west side frames the view of the bay. As this is not beach (like most the rest of the beaches), but not a gray area, you should purchase and bring along an umbrella in the car. Sa Mesquida is provided with convenient parking and easy drop-down of 5 minutes to reach the sea. In the afternoon we went to explore the beach Binigaus on the south side of the island.
To get to park at the beach of Sant Tomas, and from there continue on foot for about 10 minutes along a path parallel to the sea in the midst of so many butterflies. If you do not formalized, as the beach is frequented by nudists, you will enjoy a long beach of white sand and crystal clear water and very hot, probably because che il mare digrada in profondità molto lentamente. Per il livello basso dell'acqua, il suo colore azzurro e la temperatura, vi sembrerà di nuotare in una enorme piscina. Dopo cena poco prima del tramonto, abbiamo visitato l'incantevole paesino di Binibeca .
La sua particolarità sta nel fatto che è costituita da tante casette piccole separate da viuzze strette e irregolari, il tutto rigorosamente in bianco: sembra un paesino delle fiabe, incorniciato dal solito incantevole mare. Ci siamo poi diretti alla volta di Maò, che sinceramente ci ha un pò deluso, forse per il motivo che si tratta di una città più moderna e industrializzata e con la zona del porto piena di ristoranti for tourists.
The second day we went to explore the north coast, specifically the
Cala Pregonda . Not scorraggiatevi difficulties to reach it, because you have to do a piece of dirt road that takes you to the parking area of \u200b\u200bPlatja Binimel-la and hence face a walk of about 20 minutes in an enchanting scenery , because you are surrounded by rocks dark and the earth is red in color like in Siena. Do not be fooled by the first bay you meet, why you need to go further than a passing off, beyond which you will see the golden sands of the bay of Cala Pregonda. As evidence of the fact that the place is still untouched, we could see a beautiful red starfish. In the afternoon we headed back south to the super-equipped beach of Son Bou. Even the water here is very nice, shame to spoil the scenery there is a huge hotel complex (an "eco monster").
For the appetizer we went to the Cova d'en Xoroi ,
a discotheque in the sea cliff carved into the rock from which you can enjoy an absolute must. Admission includes one drink 8 euro (well spent). For the inclination of the sun you should visit the beaches on the north coast in the morning and the southern in the afternoon.
Unfortunately it's the day of departure, not without the promise to return soon.
Category: Travel
