History and culture · Talayotic villages
A collective tomb shaped like an upturned boat, used roughly between 1200 and 750 BC. It’s Menorca’s most emblematic prehistoric monument.
Navetas are funerary buildings unique to Menorca. The Naveta des Tudons has two floors, and the remains of more than a hundred people and their grave goods were found inside.
It is part of Talayotic Menorca, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023.
Source: Consell Insular de Menorca (Talayotic Menorca). Updated on 27 September 2026. Opening hours change every season: check them before you go.
1 day
History and culture
The naveta, the marès quarries, the old capital, an unspoilt cove and sunset at Punta Nati.
2 days
Charming places
Saturday in the west and centre, Sunday in Maó and Favàritx: what’s open from November to March.
4 days
History and culture
Four days of talayots, British fortresses, museums and the old capital, from east to west.
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Charming places
The whole island in six days: Maó, the south-east, the north, the southern coves, Ciutadella and Macarella.