Menorca is fabulous at any time of year but in springtime it’s magical. The air is clear, the fields a verdant green and the spring flowers dot the fields like jewels. The perfect time then to visit, hire a car and drive around this Mediterranean gem.
The capital Mahon is another great place to visit with its old town and you can look out for signs that the island was once a British possession in the architecture and some of the names that you’ll see. You can even visit the restaurant which invented Mahon-aise – mayonnaise to you and me!
Mahon Airport Mini Guide
The Airport
Just off the cost of Spain, is the Balearic Island of Menorca, which is served by Menorca Airport, also called Mahon Airport. This is primarily a tourist destination, welcoming greater than 2.5 million passengers each year. The majority of visitors travel from the UK, Germany and Italy, as well as to and from other European locations, Istanbul and Casablanca. With the crystal blue Mediterranean, picturesque views and the promise of a great holiday, there are lots of good reasons to visit.
Making an Onward Journey
Upon landing, choose from a taxi, a bus or an arranged transfer to reach your final destination. The buses provide a direct line to the main station in Mahon, where you can take onward routes into the city or onto further towns around the island. Taxis provide a good service with a clear pricing structure. To enjoy this beautiful island to the max, car hire is recommended. If you have hired through Rhino, collect your vehicle from the desks in the arrivals area and instant freedom and convenience is yours. Those wishing to venture even further, may wish to take a popular domestic flight over to Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona or Madrid.
Designed for Comfort and Convenience
The last major refurbishment was completed in 2008 and enables the airport to boast some great passenger facilities. Alongside the banking facilities, internet points and other typical services are a children's playroom, a large mix of high street brands and one-off shops to purchase gifts, souvenirs and other last-minute items, as well as a variety of cafes and restaurants to quench your thirst and bring your taste buds alive.
What if I Need Reduced Mobility Support?
Passengers with reduced mobility can request in advance a free support service with allocated meeting points and use of specifically adapted equipment, according to the indicated level of mobility.
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