Location: Alaior
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What to do and see in Alaior, Balearic Islands: The Best Things to do for Honeymoon
Alaior (previously in Spanish, Alayor) is a municipality on the island of Menorca, in the Balearic Islands, Spain. It is situated 12 km from the capital, Maó. In 2005 it had a population of 8,671 and it covers an area of 109.77 km².
Restaurants in Alaior
1. Bogaboga Menorca Experiences
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5.0 based on 100 reviews
Discover the caves and wild coves of this pearl of the Mediterranean, in a boat totally personalized for the comfort of the passenger.A unique experience for you and your family, a perfect complement to your vacations
2. Hawaiano
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4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By MeganLouise2017 - London, United Kingdom
If you like a nice themed bar then I would say to visit this bar - it is a lot of fun. We nearly walked straight passed it, as it is set back slightly - but would recommend. The bar is big, lots of tables - we didn't have to wait to be seated, it was quick. The tables are a little close together inside, so if you are worried about COVID you can request a table outside. The drinks are all themed, with sparklers ect it is a great vibe. Pricing was good. Not expensive. Staff were quick, and very helpful. Our waiter helped us download the app so that we could view the menus online. Would recommend a visit.
3. Playa de Son Bou
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4.5 based on 2,907 reviews
Reviewed By 123onthebeach - Retford, United Kingdom
Clean beach with crystal clear water, amazing for both swimming and also snorkelling, good to get there early if you have a car, cause the carpark the full very quickly. 3 restaurants on the beach but some of the things are pricey so good idea is to go to a mahon supermarket such as mercadona, or lidl and stock up on water etc if you have a car. find both with northerly and southerly winds.. but if southerly the there might be a bit wavy which makes it amazing for body boarding and also jumping in the waves..otherwise other days the sea is calm as a pan cake. Bring some dry bread and feed the fishes if you go out a bit to the reef. there are also toilets block by the restaurants, and you can rent pedalo boats and also banana boats.
4. Calan Porter Beach
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4.0 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By PeterC834 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
We arrived in Cala'n Porter at the end of April and popped into Sa Barrera hotel to escape from the karaoke on the square. From the terrace at the back there was a great view of the beach, which was spectacular, and empty of people, sunshades, etc. Roberto the manager let me paint the beach over the next few days and later bought the painting! We found the beach to have a shallow sea, ideal for kiddies, and good parking facilities.The Los Barrilo srestaurant serves plain snacks. rather pricey, but it was nice to have a coffee at bar Rustic Cala late afternoon when most tourists were leaving. This is a lovely big beach with a little play area, beach ball nets, pedalos, and plenty of room for games at the back. Lots of loungers under pretty straw sunshades for hire, or you can take your own brollies.
5. Son Bou Rutas A Caballo
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4.5 based on 51 reviews
