WELLNESS
A slower way to feel better
Massage and personalized moments of care invite the body to slow down, surrounded by the gentle rhythm of the Menorcan countryside.
A boutique hotel in Menorca
where time and history converge
A 19th-century estate among olive groves and
ancient stone, reimagined for a slower way of
experiencing Menorca.
MENORCA, SPAIN
AMAGATAY
Amagatay brings together Menorcan heritage, contemporary hospitality, and the natural rhythm of the island. Olive groves, dry stone walls, and traces of centuries past shape a hotel designed for quiet mornings, long lunches, and evenings that gather around the table. Here, history is not something preserved at a distance. It remains part of everyday life. A place to slow down, but never to stand still.
Every room, a fresh start
Rooms and suites are spread throughout the historic estate, where original architecture meets natural materials, soft light, and views across the Menorcan landscape. Designed for privacy and rest, each space offers its own way of experiencing Amagatay.
LIFE AT AMAGATAY
Days unfold among the olive groves, the pool, and Menorca's shifting light.
GASTRONOMY
Three ways around the table
El Olivar beneath the olive trees, Sundays around the fire at SUA, and the Sunset Bar as the countryside drifts into evening. Three different ways to savor Amagatay.
CONCIERGE SERVICE
Everything, discreetly arranged
From restaurant reservations and transfers to island routes and special requests, the concierge team helps shape each stay according to how guests want to experience Menorca.
YOGA ON REQUEST
Move when you feel like it
Yoga mats and everything needed for a personal practice are available on request, giving guests the freedom to move when the moment feels right.
EXPERIENCES IN MENORCA
The island, arranged around you
By boat, on foot, by bike, or through the countryside, Amagatay can help guests discover Menorca through experiences selected according to their interests and the pace of their stay.
PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACES
A little more Menorca for you
Private terraces, gardens, and outdoor spaces extend the rooms into the landscape, making the countryside part of everyday life at Amagatay.
Restaurants and Bars
At Amagatay, gastronomy begins with the island. Local produce, Mediterranean cooking, and fire take a different shape in three spaces spread across the estate.
Weddings, private celebrations, brand shoots, and corporate gatherings take place among olive groves, historic stone, and open Menorcan skies. From intimate dinners to full-estate events, each occasion is tailored to the people involved and the character of the setting.
Private events
THE MENORCA INSIDER
Everything you need to know about the island
What to See and How to Get to Mahón, the Capital of Menorca
If you are planning a trip to Menorca, you cannot miss visiting Mahón, its capital. With an impressive port, a charming historic center, and a rich gastronomic tradition, it is a destination that combines history, culture, and the sea in one place. Mahón is the capital of Menorca and has a lot to offer. Discover what you can see and how to get to this beautiful Mediterranean city.
What to do in Menorca in November and December
Menorca, known for its stunning landscapes and pristine beaches, also offers unique experiences in the autumn and winter months. From hiking trails to the tranquility of its historic towns, we tell you how to make the most of your visit in November and December.
Monte Toro in Menorca: Why Visit and How to Get There
In the heart of Menorca rises Monte Toro, the highest point on the island at 358 meters above sea level. From its summit, Menorca unfolds in all its splendor: distant beaches, rolling fields, stone villages, and on clear days, even the silhouette of Mallorca on the horizon. More than just a viewpoint, Monte Toro is a meeting place between nature, history, and spirituality, and a must-see on any trip to the island.
Camí de Cavalls by bike: Everything you need to know
Touring the Camí de Cavalls by bike is one of the most exciting and challenging experiences you can live in Menorca. This historic route surrounds the island, offering you one of unique landscapes that ranges from paradisiacal coves to cliffs. If you are a cycling lover and looking for adventure, this guide will help you plan your tour and live the experience to the fullest.
What to see in Menorca: Sites to discover the island
If you are still wondering what to see in Menorca, this is your time to continue reading. Menorca, declared a Biosphere Reserve, is a paradise full of natural beauty, history and culture. We suppose you imagine that, but until you see in person its dream beaches or its charming towns and historical monuments, you are not aware of the greatness with which this island offers a unique experience for any type of traveler.
The Best Coves in Menorca
Menorca is synonymous with paradise beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unparalleled natural landscapes. Its coves, hidden among cliffs and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, are the island’s greatest treasure. In the south, you'll find white sandy beaches with turquoise waters, while the north offers wilder, red-toned landscapes—Menorca has dreamy spots for every taste. If you're planning your trip, Menorca is a natural paradise brimming with stunning coves throughout the island. Want to know which are the best? Keep reading!
Son Bou Beach: What to See, Why Visit, and How to Get There
In the south of Menorca lies one of the island’s best-known gems: Son Bou Beach. Stretching over 2 kilometers, it is the longest beach in Menorca and a place that combines comfort, spaciousness, and a privileged natural environment. Ideal for families, couples, and travelers looking for versatility, Son Bou is much more than just a day of sun and sand. In this article, you’ll discover why you should visit Son Bou, how to get there, and what to do to make the most of your experience.
What to do in Menorca in 4 days?
Menorca is a perfect destination for a short getaway. In four days, you can discover its wonderful paradisiacal beaches, enjoy its rich gastronomy and explore its charming towns. With good and simple organization, you can make the most of your visit to this jewel of the Mediterranean without missing a single detail. So now you know; 4 days are more than enough to fall in love with Menorca. We tell you the itinerary you must follow to achieve it.
Visiting Menorca in Summer: Everything You Need to Know
Menorca, one of the most stunning jewels of the Mediterranean, becomes a true paradise during the summer. With its turquoise beaches, exquisite cuisine, and natural landscapes, this Balearic island is the perfect destination for those seeking a mix of relaxation, adventure, and culture. We tell you everything about why to visit Menorca in summer—plans, unique activities, and other tips to make the most of your stay. Discover it all!
Balearic Islands: wellness that happens outdoors
In the Balearic Islands, wellbeing isn’t something you search for — it simply happens. It happens under the soft sun, on rural paths scented with countryside air, in coves where the water shifts shades of blue every minute, and in hotels that turn calm into a tangible experience. Mallorca and Menorca have become two of Europe’s most inspiring destinations to disconnect, move with intention, and reconnect with nature. Each island offers it in its own way: Mallorca, with its vibrant Mediterranean energy, endless fields, and rich, nuanced gastronomy. Menorca, with its slow rhythm, preserved silence, and untouched nature. At the heart of these experiences are the Annua Hotels, retreats where architecture, landscape, gastronomy, and wellbeing blend effortlessly. Discover Annua Signature Hotels.
The Best Art Galleries in the Balearic Islands: Autumn Luxury
Art needs space, silence and an attentive eye. And in the Balearic Islands, that only happens in autumn. While the world is still obsessed with crowded beaches, here you can walk through a world-class gallery as if you were the only guest. These are my recommendations for the most special galleries in Mallorca and Menorca.
Discover Menorca in May: Events and Unmissable Plans
Menorca, the jewel of the Mediterranean, is transformed every spring into a destination where nature, culture, and time converge. May is the perfect month to enjoy the island without the summer crowds and to take part in a wide variety of events and activities for all tastes.
Cala Turqueta: How to Get There and Tips to Enjoy It
Cala Turqueta is one of Menorca’s most treasured gems, known for its crystal-clear waters, white sand, and a protected natural environment that invites you to disconnect from the world. If you're planning to visit this Mediterranean wonder, this article will guide you on how to get there and offer key tips to make your experience unforgettable. We also recommend the best accommodations to enjoy the cove in maximum comfort and exclusivity.
Cala Mitjana: Tips to Enjoy It to the Fullest
Cala Mitjana is undoubtedly one of the most beloved beaches in Menorca. Its stunning beauty, with turquoise crystal-clear waters, fine sand, and a unique natural setting, makes it an ideal place to spend an unforgettable day. Discover everything you need to know below.
Chef José María Borrás joins Annua Signature Hotels
The Menorcan chef, only 25 years old, joins the group's hotels in Menorca as the culinary director, bringing a contemporary cuisine that celebrates local produce and the island’s identity. José María Borrás has returned home. The Menorcan chef, recognized as the Best Young Chef of Spain and Portugal at the San Pellegrino Young Chef 2024 competition, is the new addition to Annua Signature Hotels to lead the kitchens of their Menorca hotels: Amagatay and Morvedra Nou. His arrival adds a creative, young, and deeply island-connected profile to the group's gastronomic offering.
What to see and how to get to Binibeca?
If you're looking for a charming destination in Menorca, Binibeca is a must-see stop. This small fishing village, with its white houses, narrow streets, and sea views, is one of the most photogenic spots on the island. Binibeca is a charming village in Menorca that will surprise you for many reasons. Find out below what to see and how to get there.
Menorcan lobster: The star product of the island
There are many treasures in Menorca, but its lobster is undoubtedly the star product of the island. Menorca, known for its impressive gastronomy, preserves a marine relic that stands out above the rest: the Menorcan lobster. This delicious seafood is an integral part of the island's culinary tradition, and a dish that all lovers of good cuisine must try if they visit
Where to eat in Menorca? The best place to enjoy the gastronomy.
Menorca not only captivates with its paradisiacal beaches and unspoiled nature but also with its unique gastronomy. If you're wondering where to eat in Menorca, this guide offers the best recommendations to enjoy authentic Menorcan cuisine. From gourmet restaurants to more traditional spots with breathtaking views, Menorca’s gastronomy is a true experience to discover and savor. We reveal the best places to eat next.
Luxury Events 2026: Trends Shaping Memorable Experiences
In 2026, luxury events are no longer defined by ostentation, but by something far more meaningful: emotion, memory and the feeling of having lived something truly unique. Celebrations evolve into deeply sensorial experiences, carefully designed so that every guest feels special. At Annua Signature Hotels, this vision is not a passing trend, but part of our DNA. Our luxury hotels, set within exceptional natural surroundings, become the perfect stage for the most exclusive events of the year.
What is Cova des Coloms and how can you get there?
Menorca is an island full of natural wonders, and among them is Cova des Coloms, one of the most impressive caves on the island. Known as the "Cathedral of Menorca", this cave is an essential destination for hiking and nature lovers. Discover the Cova des Coloms and all its history. Make the most of your visit with the following tips.
Cala Pregonda: How to Get There and Tips for Visiting
If you're planning your getaway to Menorca and dream of wild coves, reddish landscapes, and crystal-clear waters, Cala Pregonda is a must-see. This beach on the north of the island is one of the most special: its golden-reddish sand, volcanic rock formations, and the tranquility in the air make it a unique place. Here we tell you how to get to Cala Pregonda, what you should keep in mind to enjoy it to the fullest, and why staying nearby can make all the difference.
How to Organize a Wedding Step by Step
Organizing a wedding is an exciting process, but it can also be a challenge. From choosing the date to defining every detail of the celebration, there are many decisions to make. If you are wondering how to organize a wedding step by step, in this guide you will find everything you need to make your big day perfect. Additionally, if you dream of a wedding in a natural and exclusive setting, we will tell you how to organize a wedding at a venue and why our hotels are the ideal setting for an unforgettable celebration. Celebrate with ANNUA!
Cala Galdana: What to see and how to get there
Menorca is an idyllic Mediterranean destination, and Cala Galdana stands out as one of its most beautiful and family-friendly beaches. Located on the south coast of the island, this cove is characterised by its white sand, crystal clear waters and stunning natural surroundings. It is also an excellent starting point for exploring other nearby coves, enjoying the local food and staying in exclusive accommodation. Cala Galdana is one of Menorca's points of interest. If you want to make the most of your visit, bear the following tips in mind.
How to organize a special event
Organizing a special event is more than planning with order and anticipation; it is creating an experience that must be unique, memorable and with details that leave an impression on all the guests. Whether it is an intimate party, a wedding or a corporate event, here we tell you how to give it the touch that will make the difference.
Amagatay: an intimate wedding in the secret heart of Menorca
There are paths in Menorca that don't lead to any beach. They head inland, between dry stone walls and fields that smell of freshly turned earth, until they stop before a 19th-century estate of sandstone masonry and aged wooden beams. There's no sign announcing it from afar. It's called Amagatay —"hiding place" in Menorcan— and that name isn't a marketing whim: it's a statement of intent. Fifteen minutes from the airport, sixteen from Mahón, and just over half an hour from Ciutadella, this former agricultural possessió has become a twenty-room boutique hotel that has decided, with uncommon conviction, that a wedding doesn't have to feel like a spectacle
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are children allowed at the hotel?
No, the hotel is adults-only for guests over 16 years old.
Are pets allowed at the hotel?
Yes, on request and with an additional charge of €35 per night.
Is there parking at the hotel, and is there an additional charge or is it free?
Yes, we have parking at our hotel and it is free for our guests.
Is early check-in and/or late check-out possible?
This is a service subject to availability. Check-in is from 3:00 PM, but if the room is available earlier, there is no problem. If the room is not ready, you can leave your luggage at reception and enjoy the hotel facilities until then. Late check-out, subject to availability, has an additional charge that may vary depending on the departure time.
Can weddings and private events be held at the hotel?
Yes, we host weddings at our hotels subject to date availability and guest capacity. We have our own catering and a variety of options to customize according to the client's preferences.