Discover our curated collection of luxury villas to rent in Menorca, the tranquil sister of Mallorca and Ibiza — a Mediterranean paradise known for its unspoiled beauty and relaxed charm.
Declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the island is a haven of natural wonders, from its turquoise waters and pristine beaches to lush green landscapes and dramatic cliffs.
Menorca is the Balearics’ quieter side—low-density, nature-led, and built for privacy. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it rewards travelers with turquoise coves, protected landscapes, and a slower rhythm that makes luxury feel effortless.
Cova d’en Xoroi
Perched on dramatic cliffs above the Mediterranean, this iconic cave venue is one of Menorca’s best sunset rituals—an easy evening outing from the island’s southern coast.
Cala Pregonda
On Menorca’s northern shoreline, Cala Pregonda stands out for its red-golden sand and clear turquoise water. Go early for a quieter swim, then stay for the soft, untouched feel of the coast.
Monte Toro
Menorca’s highest point offers wide, panoramic views across the island. Visit around golden hour for the most cinematic light—and a calm reset between beach days.
Eco-Friendly Paradise
Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Menorca is shaped by conservation and low-density development—an ideal setting for travelers who value nature-led, responsible luxury.
Farm-to-Table Gastronomy
From artisanal Mahón cheese to seafood landed the same morning, Menorca’s cuisine is quietly exceptional. Select villas can be paired with private chefs and seasonal menus for an at-home Mediterranean dining experience.
Sea & Outdoor Rituals
Whether paddleboarding in Cala Macarella or kayaking near Binibeca, Menorca’s calm waters invite slow, scenic adventure—often within easy reach of your villa.
Luxury Meets Tranquility
Menorca’s villa stays redefine luxury through space, privacy, and quiet rhythm—long mornings by the pool, unhurried lunches, and evenings that feel genuinely offline. (If you’re deciding between villa life and hotels, see our Menorca Luxury Villas FAQ.)
-Cala Mitjana — snorkel or kayak in crystal-clear waters, where the cove’s calm setting invites slow swims and quiet moments by the sea.
-Fornells — linger over a seafood lunch and try the island’s traditional caldereta de langosta, enjoyed at an unhurried pace by the harbor.
-Sail around the island — charter a boat for the day and experience Menorca from the water, moving between hidden coves and open stretches of coastline.
-Binibeca Vell — wander through whitewashed lanes and soft coastal light, ideal for an easy stroll and a glimpse of village life.
-Menorca’s lighthouses — visit places like Faro de Favàritx or Punta Nati for wide horizons and dramatic views shaped by wind, rock, and sea.
Menorca offers a quieter, more nature-focused experience — a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with over 100 beaches, pristine coves, and minimal crowds. Villas here emphasize privacy, sustainable design, and proximity to untouched coastlines, making it ideal for travelers seeking calm luxury.
The island is most vibrant from May to October. July and August bring warm seas and lively local life, while May–June and September–October offer ideal weather, quieter beaches, and better availability for premium villas.
Most of our Menorca villas include housekeeping and local assistance, while select properties feature private chefs, daily breakfast, or full concierge service. We also arrange bespoke experiences such as yacht charters, private transfers, and in-villa wellness sessions upon request.
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