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My-menorca The only guide you need for holidaying in Es Castell Menorca.

Situated a short distance from Mao Mahon with its two inlets, Cala Fonts and Cala Corb, is the town of Es Castell, the most easterly town in Spain and first to get the morning sun! The town is steeped in military history, which can still be seen today in its architecture. The most obvious is the central square, which was the main parade ground. Now it’s a park for children and has in the centre a very friendly bar

Es Castell has plenty to offer its visitors, with shopping, restaurants and nightlife. There are market days twice a week, and the Fiesta de San Juame at the end of July. Most of the bars and restaurants are situated around the two coves, Calas Fons and Calas Corb. It is said that Cala Corb is so named because the bodies of the escapees from the quarantine island in the harbour were sometimes washed up here.

Calas Fons is the main place to head for, it has something to suit all pockets and tastes. Many of the shops and restaurants are built into caves in the walls around the harbour, with a wide range of items from ceramics to the handmade Menorquin sandals on sale, all in a relaxing setting. At night the harbour comes to life and is a good place to go for an evening meal and drink.