Discover the wines of Menorca with a guided tour of the wineries of Binifadet, one of the most emblematic wineries on the island. Situated in a typical rural setting of Menorca, surrounded by vineyards and nature, it offers an excellent opportunity to get closer to the local winemaking tradition and get to know a lesser-known facet of Menorca. For about an hour you will tour the winery and know the process of making its wines, from growing the vine to bottling. The experience ends with a tasting of selected wines, allowing you to appreciate the aromas and flavors that reflect the unique character of the Minorcan territory.

Delve into Menorca’s fascinating past with a visit to Talati de Dalt, one of the most unique and well-preserved prehistoric villages on the island. This settlement allows you to discover how Talayotic communities lived more than two thousand years ago through their homes, ceremonial compounds and defensive structures. Its most emblematic element is the spectacular taula, a unique stone monument in Menorca, whose characteristic sloping column gives it an unmistakable image. Walking among its archaeological remains is an excellent opportunity to understand the importance of Talayotic culture and its extraordinary legacy, recognized for its historical and cultural value.

Visit Trepucó, one of the most impressive talayotic sites in Menorca and a must-see stop to understand the oldest history of the island. This extensive settlement preserves important vestiges of prehistoric times, offering a unique insight into the organization and life of the communities that inhabited Menorca more than two thousand years ago. Among its most prominent elements is one of the most monumental taulas on the island, as well as the remains of a large talayot and various structures that reveal the strategic and ceremonial importance of the place. A tour of Trepucó allows you to discover an exceptional heritage in a quiet and evocative environment, where history is still very present among the millennia-old stones.