This is a privileged place to contemplate the sunset over the rocks jutting out from the cliffs.
It’s a perfect place for photos. There’s also a cave on the left-hand side which is said to open up into a window overlooking the sea. It’s short, but dark.
Jagged, solitary, and wild, Menorca’s northern coast hides some of the island’s most pristine landscapes.
Go get an idea of the wild beauty; all you have to do is explore the cape of Cavalleria, Menorca’s northernmost point. At 90 meters above the sea, the cape is crowned by a precious lighthouse built in 1857. To get there, go 9km down the narrow highway that leaves from Fornells.
Before you enter the actual cape, there are small coves and pathways to the sea that are very calm and very rarely crowded.
An incredible place…I was more and more surprised with each step I took towards the cliff.
It’s an incredible and rocky landscape of cliffs sticking out over the sea. Next time, I’ll take my wife for a romantic afternoon as I’m sure the sunsets are out of this world!
