Hotel Port Mahon

In a dream location, the Hotel Port Mahon is sat on a cliff overlooking Mahon’s beautiful harbour and just a short walk away from the centre of all the action. Vibrant green grass filled with sun loungers and parasols surrounds the pool, offering a spectacular view across the harbour from both your lounger and the pool. Plus, just a few steps away a snack bar serving light bites to eat and drinks during the daytime. For breakfast and dinner there’s a huge buffet restaurant serving dishes from all corners of the world -so you’ve got plenty of options to try something new or stick to what you know. 

Overview of Mahon, Menorca

Mahon is the capital of Menorca and sits right in the south of the island offering a destination of great weather, culture and history, and impeccable views. You’ll enjoy temperatures up to 30℃ in the summer months so be sure to book your summer holiday if you’re after a glowing tan! For avid culture lovers, there’s so much rich culture to soak up, you’re guaranteed to learn something new every day – plus, there’s some seriously great sights for the scrapbook.

Things to do in Mahon

Mahon offers pretty much everything you could want on holiday – except beaches. But don’t worry, there’s plenty close by if you’re looking to pack a bag and head out for a beach day. Towards the north of the island you’ll find secluded coves offering small stretches of sand but beautiful turquoise waters, or if you’re looking for a family friendly spot Playa Son Saura is a great pick with plenty of amenities to make your day hassle free. 

On the whole, Mahon offers a rather quiet and calm holiday destination but there’s some fun nightlife to be found for those interested. The harbour is filled with lively bars offering you an evening of music and flowing drinks, while you’ll also find plenty of jazz spots as well as disco parties. If you head to Covas den Xoroi you’ll be partying in a cave – that’s right, music, drinks and dancing all in a cave! 

For a cultural and history day out, head to the Port of Mahon where you’ll see one of the largest European fortresses built in the 19th century. Fortaleza de la Mola offers spectacular panoramic views of the bay and coastline and takes around 2 to 3 hours to explore because of its magnificent architecture and layout. It’s one of the most popular spots for tourists in Menorca and you can opt for a private guided tour or stroll around at your own pace.

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In a dream location, the Hotel Port Mahon is sat on a cliff overlooking Mahon’s beautiful harbour and just a short walk away from the centre of all the action. Vibrant green grass filled with sun loungers and parasols surrounds the pool, offering a spectacular view across the harbour from both your lounger and the pool. Plus, just a few steps away a snack bar serving light bites to eat and drinks during the daytime. For breakfast and dinner there’s a huge buffet restaurant serving dishes from all corners of the world -so you’ve got plenty of options to try something new or stick to what you know. 

Overview of Mahon, Menorca

Mahon is the capital of Menorca and sits right in the south of the island offering a destination of great weather, culture and history, and impeccable views. You’ll enjoy temperatures up to 30℃ in the summer months so be sure to book your summer holiday if you’re after a glowing tan! For avid culture lovers, there’s so much rich culture to soak up, you’re guaranteed to learn something new every day – plus, there’s some seriously great sights for the scrapbook.

Things to do in Mahon

Mahon offers pretty much everything you could want on holiday – except beaches. But don’t worry, there’s plenty close by if you’re looking to pack a bag and head out for a beach day. Towards the north of the island you’ll find secluded coves offering small stretches of sand but beautiful turquoise waters, or if you’re looking for a family friendly spot Playa Son Saura is a great pick with plenty of amenities to make your day hassle free. 

On the whole, Mahon offers a rather quiet and calm holiday destination but there’s some fun nightlife to be found for those interested. The harbour is filled with lively bars offering you an evening of music and flowing drinks, while you’ll also find plenty of jazz spots as well as disco parties. If you head to Covas den Xoroi you’ll be partying in a cave – that’s right, music, drinks and dancing all in a cave! 

For a cultural and history day out, head to the Port of Mahon where you’ll see one of the largest European fortresses built in the 19th century. Fortaleza de la Mola offers spectacular panoramic views of the bay and coastline and takes around 2 to 3 hours to explore because of its magnificent architecture and layout. It’s one of the most popular spots for tourists in Menorca and you can opt for a private guided tour or stroll around at your own pace.

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