Menorca: Jewel of the Med Part 1

Menorca, a fifth the size of Majorca, boasts breathtaking views from its highest peak and a storied past. The capital, Mahon, is home to the Mediterranean's largest natural harbour, once a battleground for empires. Today, it hosts luxury yachts. The island's mares stone, a golden sandstone, has been used for millennia, shaping houses, churches, and fortresses. Lithica, a former quarry, is now a cultural heart, hosting 60,000 visitors annually. And Menorca's festivals, such as celebrating the Patron of Sant Jaume in Es Castell, also draw crowds.