At the end of your Son Bou holidays you may want to take a souvenir home for your friends and family. Luckily, Son Bou has a number of shops specialising in souvenirs that are typically Menorcan. Here are a few things that you may find: Read the rest of this entry »

On Son Bou holidays, you will see beautiful beaches and stunning landscapes, and many would argue that the best way to explore is on horseback.  Menorcan horses are particularly significant to the islanders, having been used to guard the coastline in years gone by.  Bred for agility and pace, these tall, slender, black horses are an impressive inclusion in many Menorcan fiestas.  But with several riding clubs on the island, there are plenty of opportunities to ride these magnificent animals, rather than just to watch them. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’ve ever wondered why so many families take their holidays in Menorca in villas, Son Bou is the perfect place to find out for yourself. Within the pretty resorts of San Jaime and Torre Soli Nou there are plenty of villas to choose from,  and most have  stunning views of the sea and the rolling landscape. Read the rest of this entry »

Son Bou holidays can be a mixture of exciting, busy tourist areas and peaceful nature spots. If you’re in the mood for the latter option, your best bet is staying at the resort of Torre Soli Nou. The resort is beautiful, with villas situated on a wooded, hilly part of the region, with views of the bright blue sea. The villas are situated a little further away from the beach than the other resorts, but this comes with the benefit of being quiet, peaceful and ultimately more relaxing. Read the rest of this entry »