Our 'must see' is the cave bar at Cala En Porter - horrible 70's cheesy disco facade hides a 'once in a lifetime experience'. It's literally just hacked from the rock and is massive inside. Oh! And you must go to Gin Factory on Mahon Front!

Castell de Santa Agueda Just a few kilometres from Ferreries and just off the main Mahon - Ciutadella road is Castell de Santa Agueda, it's well sign posted now. This ruin of a once roman stronghold is perched on top of the second highest point on Menorca.
Park your car at the old school house and take the foot path to the right and behind of it. At first the path is very difficult with lots of rocks and stones but the path is unmistakable as it takes you up the side of the hill. After about 15 minuets of walking up what looks like a dried up stream bed, it turns into an old cobbled roman road, which is in such good condition considering it's age almost 2000 years, that it takes your breath away (or was it that 15 minutes hike).

A further 15-20 minuets takes you up to the fort . On the way you will pass the rusted remains of an very old car (how did it get so far up ??) and (Is it worth restoring ??). Not too much of the fort remains but the views are spectacular and the old roman cobbled road is remarkable.