Want to know the best things to do in Menorca? We’ve got you covered! From paradise beaches to dusty coastal trails, vibrant cities and slower village life, to unmissable foodie haunts and day trips out onto the beautiful clear water.
In this post, we've shared everything you need to know about where to stay in Menorca - from the lack of Airbnbs and the tourism tax to tired tourist towns to avoid and high season gouging - as well as provided a breakdown of the best areas to stay on the island based on what you're looking for.
With practical tips alongside providing essential context and trusted resources, this post will give you all the insights you need to get started on planning your best Menorca holiday.
In this guide we’ll cover all the best things to do in Binibeca, our favourite nearby beaches and potential day trips, as well as advice on where to stay, eat and get around - this is our complete guide to Binibeca!
There is a place that is as close to paradise as is possible in the modern day, and it’s called Providencia. This is our travel guide to the best things to do in Providencia, the perfect Colombian island for responsible curious travellers.
If you want to visit Providencia, then you have to go via San Andres! In this post, we’ve shared all the key details and options for finding and booking transport from San Andres to Providencia. If you need to know how to get to Providencia from San Andres, this post has the answers!
Rincón del Mar is a special place, and somewhere we hope will be protected from an influx of tourists in the next few years. These are our favourite things to do in Rincón del Mar, plus advice on how to get there.
On mainland Colombia, little Palomino is the closest place you'll find to the type of backpacker and hippy beach bum destination that is common place in other countries. These are favourite things to do in Palomino Colombia, plus advice on the best hostels in Palomino.
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