Stunning view over the sea - Casa Llebeig - Apartament with panoramic Sea view of Cala en Porter - Menorca Consell Insular de Menorca Registration number: GE/037216/2024 This apartament offers a stunning view over the sea. You can hear the sound of the sea and look at the birds turn around. Very bright Interior, with right size and easy to manage. It is few minutes walk to the village with the bars, the restaurants, and family entertainment, but far enough away to be peaceful when you want to get away from it all. It is 300 meters to Cova d'en Xoroi, mythologycal cavern, point of view to contemplate the red dawn, the sunset and the moon.

Ledi Shirley, spanish and portuguese interpreter and translator. Since 25 years living in Italy with her husband Luca, architect, they like seaside countries particulary Spain. This property was chosen walking step by step the Paseo Maritim of Cala en Porter, hearing the sound of the sea and his wonderful colour. For us is a little refuge, and a big door for our mind At the same time is far from caos and stress, such as nearby from urban facility

Cala’n Porter has got itself a beauty on Menorca’s south coast. It sits high up on cliffs looking down onto a pretty bay in a protected nature area. You’ve got a fairly small place here – you can walk from end to end in 20 minutes – and most of the shops, bars and restaurants are right in the centre. It’s handily close to the capital, Mahon, too. Cala’n Porter is geared up for families. Dotted around the place are children’s play areas where younger ones can let off steam, plus you’ve got a go-karting track, amusement park-style rides and tennis courts. And for family walks, there’s the Cami de Cavalls – a well-signposted route that takes you all over the island. A 20-minute drive takes you to Alaior. The maze of narrow streets is filled with lovely little shops, bars, restaurants and ice-cream parlours. The town is also famous for its shoe making so a visit to the Pons Quintana factory shop may be in order. Twenty minutes will also take you to the capital, Mahon. Aside from the boutiques, there’s the Xoriguer gin distillery and a cathedral to see.