One of the most meaningful experiences I share with my SHIP students in Ciutadella de Menorca is a walk to the Castell de Sant Nicolau. This visit is never just about reaching a castle or ticking off a sightseeing stop. Instead, it is about movement, conversation, and discovering the rich history of the island together….
Every year on the evening of January 5th, the historic streets of Ciutadella de Menorca fill with light, music, and excitement during the Three Kings Parade (La Cavalcada de Reis). In December, the festive atmosphere in Menorca begins to build, with holiday preparations, special events, and celebrations leading up to the parade. On the island…
As a Spanish teacher who hosts students in both my homes in Barcelona and Menorca, I take travel as a rhythm, transition, and how learning naturally happens along the way. That was exactly the case when I travelled from Barcelona to Menorca by Baleària ferry with Natalia, a student from Bonn, Germany. Menorca is one…
Hello, I’m a Menorcan globetrotter with a love for exploring the world. Although I was born in Menorca, I’ve spent more than half of my life in the UK and have also lived in Barcelona. My roots are a mix of Argentinian and French origins, and travel has always been a big part of who…
Choosing the right Spanish school in Menorca can completely transform the way you learn a foreign language. Located in Spain, Menorca is an ideal destination for immersive language learning, offering the cultural richness and scenic beauty that make Spain a top choice for students. For Natalia, her winter stay with the Spanish Homestay Immersion Programme…
I am Mónica, your host teacher in Menorca with Spanish Express, and Christmas on the island has always been one of my favourite times of the year. When summer ends and tourist crowds disappear, Menorca reveals a softer, quieter side. The festive season arrives gently here, without excess or rush, shaped by tradition, family life,…
Menorca in winter is my favourite season. I am Mónica, your host teacher in Menorca with Spanish Express, and I grew up on this island. When the summer crowds leave, the island returns to a slower pace, the light softens, and you finally see daily life the way we locals do. Many travellers still think…
If you’re looking to explore the vibrant cultural side of Menorca, the Fundació Numa Ciutadella, often referred to as the Numa Museum Menorca, stands out as one of the island’s most inspiring spaces for contemporary creativity. The museum is known for its clean and nice environment, offering a well-maintained and welcoming atmosphere that enhances every…
Menorca, the serene Balearic island known for its white coves, stone walls, and Mediterranean calm, hides many small treasures. Among them is Sidra Kane, a cider born from tradition and vision, crafted by David Fiol using methods that respect the rhythm of nature and the island’s roots. When I visited David at his rural farmhouse…
Hidden near the southern suburb of Ciutadella de Menorca, the Cova de s’Aigua is a natural cave that reveals one of the island’s most fascinating geological treasures. This spectacular site invites visitors to explore a world shaped by nature, where stalactites and stalagmites frame a breathtaking underground lake. Known for its crystalline lake waters and…
