Fornells is a unique destination in Menorca that combines history, culture, gastronomy and a wide range of outdoor activities. Its authentic atmosphere and natural beauty make this fishing village a perfect place to enjoy a memorable holiday on the island. Located on the north coast of Menorca, Fornells is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The village has retained its traditional character, with narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed houses and a welcoming atmosphere. The gastronomy of Fornells is another of its great attractions. The village is famous for its caldereta de langosta, an exquisite lobster stew that attracts visitors from all over the island and beyond. It is a paradise for lovers of outdoor activities. The bay of Fornells, with its calm, crystal clear waters, is perfect for water sports. Surrounded by stunning natural scenery, Fornells offers multiple opportunities to explore nature. The village also has all the necessary amenities, including shops, supermarkets, bicycle and water sports equipment rental services.

The flat has two bedrooms: one with a comfortable double bed and the other with two single beds, ideal for families or groups of friends. The living-dining room and open-plan kitchen offer spectacular sea views, creating the perfect environment to relax while enjoying the sea breeze. You can also relax on the private terrace with panoramic sea views, a perfect place to sunbathe, enjoy al fresco dining or simply take in the scenery. With all the amenities necessary for a pleasant stay and an enviable location, this flat is the perfect choice for those looking to combine comfort and beauty on their holiday in Menorca.

Fornells is a small fishing village in the north of Menorca located in the bay of the same name, a small hamlet of the town of Mercadal that arose from the suburb that was formed in the vicinity of the Castle of San Antonio. Historically it has been a strategic location in the defence of the natural port of Fornells, a good proof of this are the military structures that it houses and can still be visited, such as the Tower of Fornells, the largest defensive watchtower on the island.