Total 1600 berths • 10 yachts +30m • Max LOA 50 m• Max draft 5m • Power 125 Amps / 380 volts • Water • Wi-Fi • Fuel dock offering duty free fuel • Pump out • Mail & packages hold • Heads & showers • Laundry • VHF 09.
Onsite: Large parking, a shipyard, various marine services, restaurants, waste oil disposal, garbage pickup, water taxi, laundry and full concierge services.
A haven of peace and tranquility, just a short walk from the heart of the town and the old port. Charming 26 rooms, 4 acre park, pool, gourmet restaurant. Part of ‘Relais et Chateaux’ group.
Tel: +33(0)4 94 55 82 55
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www.bastide-saint-tropez.com
Simple and charming hotel located in an old town house with a peaceful garden, a few minutes walk from the harbour. 19 rooms, parking. Considered as one of the best values in St Tropez.
Tel :+33(0)4 94 97 04 24
www.hotel-lou-cagnard.com
Gorgeous mansion, a stone throw from the harbour, transformed into a sophisticated and romantic ‘Relais et Chateaux’ hotel. Peaceful and romantic Indonesian style décor, 12 large rooms, small spa, lovely garden, gym, pool, business centre, restaurant.
Tel:+33(0)4 94 17 71 71
www.pandei.com
Crêperie and homemade ice cream parlour also offering a choice of salads and savoury dishes. Popular terrace, nonstop service 11am-11pm.
Tel:+33(0)4 94 56 06 94
Located on Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park is one of Maine’s highlights and a paradise for outdoor sports and nature lovers. Explore miles and miles of trails for biking or walking, and stunning peaks to climb. The park is home to many plants and animals, lush forest, quiet ponds and the tallest mountain on the U.S. Atlantic coast.
Fantastic restaurant in Ciutadella, close to the Catherderal. Mediterranean and Menorquin cuisine. Exceptional wine list, very good service, and reasonably priced. Gets rave reviews.
Tel :{0034} 971 480 784
Calle Portal de la Fuente 16
07760, Ciutadella
Menorca
This restaurant owns it’s very own working fishing boat! Tables and sunshades are on the harbour side, with views of the Cathedral. One of their special dishes is rice, monkfish, lobster and prawn casserole. Good menu del dia.
Tel:{0034} 971 380 005
Place de Sant Joan 15
Ciutadella
Menorca
A modern minimalist style restaurant with an inventive menu and a good wine list.
Sit outside under the arches and sample the very good selection of tapas. Very welcoming.
Tel: {0034} 971 484 863
C/ Ses Voltes 24
07760, Ciutadella
Menorca
One of the best restaurants on the island.The restaurant serves traditional Menorquin dishes, its own homemade wine, and fantastic sobrasada.
Tel: {0034} 971 375 391
Calle de Lepanto 23
07740, Es Mercadal
Menorca
Set in a converted windmill this traditional Menorquin restaurant offers a wide range of meat and fish dishes. The terrace beneath the windmill has lovely views. Well known for its snails and good traditional cooked food
Tel: {0034} 971 375 392
www.restaurantemolidesraco.com
C/ Major 53
07740, Es Mercadal
Menorca
Fornells is a charming fishing village on the north coast, which has become synonymous with its speciality dish ‘Caldereta de langosta’, a lobster soup stew. The clean waters around Menorca, make the fishing here a good catch, so fresh fish is definitely on the menu in Fornells. This atmospheric little fishing harbour has a certain cache, and is known to be a favorite place to visit by the King of Spain.
One of the best restaurants right on the port. Well known for its Menorquin and Portugese dishes, fresh seafood, mussels and clams. Excellant quality at a good price.
Tel: {0034} 971 351 995
Moll del Llevant 87, Mahon
Menorca
The old town is surrounded by a street called the “Contramurada”, which follows the line where the old city walls once stood. The old city is charming with its different quarters, palaces and churches. The market is held in the courtyard of a beautifully restored former convent, its worth going along just to see the building. There are many watchtowers to explore around the city; a full day can easily be spent visiting the narrow alleys and sights
What was originally a fortress, the Bastio de Sa Font was renovated and became the museum in the 1990’s.
The islands wealth of archaeological excavations, are housed here; collections include Iron Age skulls, Roman coins and jewellery.
This church in Ciutadella was rebuilt between 1748 and 1772 after the desecration of the cathedral by the Turks under Barbarossa in 1558 and the collapse of the vaults of the apse in 1626; the damage was quickly repaired in the original style. It is famously the home to a great organ with over 3000 pipes. Organ recitals are held daily.
This fortress was destroyed by the Spanish in 1782.
The interesting guided tour does take a few hours but is highly educational.
This area to the west of Fornells is of special interest due to the many archaeological finds and remains throughout the area; excavation is still underway. There is also a museum displaying the archaeological finds.
An incredible 19th Century fort to the side of the harbour in Mahon. This really is the landmark of the harbour.
Guided tours are available.
Situated in a former monastery, Menorca’s largest museum has on display archaeological finds from around the island;
plus a large collection of fine art.
Fort Marlborough was built by the British in the late 18th century and was named after the Duke of Marlborough.
The unusual seven-sided building withstood many attacks over the years but was never destroyed.
Located rather conveniently on the harbour front, this has to be a must to visit, as the gin can be sampled and bought on site {wonder if they serve it with tonic!}. Menorca was formally under British rule, and the port was teeming with English ships and sailors. As gin was the tipple of the day the Pons family started to import juniper berries and begin distilling the famous Xoriguer gin.