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!
Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador - this month involved a couple of DIY border crossings and a big activity but with some cheap food options and a 11 day stint in our favourite Guatemala hostel, we managed to come in under budget, yet again.
There was no way we were going to be able to manage on a budget of £15 a day without knowing exactly where ever penny or peso was going, so we turned back to the budget app that kept us honest when we saving for this trip - MoneyWise.
We set out on this trip determined to spend, on average, no more than £30 a day between us. Regardless of country, lifestyle and drinking opportunities we wanted to prove to you, and ourselves, that living on a strict budget needn't mean you can't see the world.
So, did we manage to stick to our budget in the first six months?
Mexico has many wonderful cheap things for travellers: music around every corner, delicious street food and wonderful beaches. One thing it does not have however, is cheap long-distance transport.
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