Apartamentos Ses Anneres

About Apartamentos Ses Anneres

Apartamentos Ses Anneres suits travellers who want a simple base outside the main resort areas of western Menorca. The building is in Cala en Blanes, with Ciutadella 2.6 km away, so days can mix south-coast coves, the old capital and easy evenings back at the property. Couples touring by car, small families and anyone arriving late off a flight fit the place well, since the pool and garden make the first afternoon easy.

The property is an apartment-style stay with a two-star rating, which keeps expectations practical rather than polished. Listed facilities include free wifi, free car parking, a garden, a lounge, a terrace, an outdoor pool and a safe, with wheelchair access listed as well. Days here are self-directed: you come and go by car or on foot, swim at the end of the afternoon and use the apartment as a fixed point for exploring the west of the island.

Location: Ciutadella de Menorca

Cala en Blanes sits on the western side of Menorca, close to Ciutadella and away from the large southern resort complexes. Apartamentos Ses Anneres is outside the main resort areas, which keeps the setting calmer than the busy coastal strips. Ciutadella, the island's old capital, is 2.6 km away in a straight line, close enough for an evening in the old town at dusk, listed at 2.5 km, and a return to the apartment afterwards.

Walking covers the lanes around Cala en Blanes and the stretch into Ciutadella for anyone content with 2.6 km. Everything else needs wheels: Cala Turqueta is 11.5 km away, Cala Galdana 14.5 km, the Naveta des Tudons 6.9 km, and Es Mercadal below Monte Toro 24 km. Buses serve Ciutadella and, in summer, the resorts, so ask the hotel about the nearest stop. High summer brings traffic and full car parks at the southern coves, while June and September are easier.

Rooms and facilities

Couples get the most from the outdoor pool, the terrace and the garden, which suit slow mornings and a book in the shade. Families gain from free car parking and the lounge, useful extra space when the apartment fills up. Late arrivals will want the safe and the free wifi to hand. The pool gives children somewhere to burn energy before dinner, and wheelchair access is listed for guests who need step-free movement.

Because this is a two-star apartment property, small details matter. Confirm check-in and check-out times, how keys are handed over, whether linen and towels are provided and what the apartment includes for simple meals. Ask about pool hours, parking allocation and any deposit taken on arrival. Write to Apartamentos Ses Anneres with your arrival time, especially if the flight lands at Menorca Airport late in the evening.

Getting there

Menorca Airport (MAH) is 38.1 km from Apartamentos Ses Anneres in a straight line, on the far side of the island near Maó. The drive west crosses the middle of Menorca, passing Es Mercadal below Monte Toro, before dropping to the Ciutadella coast. Collecting a hire car at the terminal gives the most flexibility and is useful for the whole stay; a taxi covers the run directly. Ask the property where to park on arrival.

Ferry arrivals at Maó port face 40.6 km across the island, while Ciutadella, with its own port, is 2.6 km from the apartment. Buses link Menorca Airport with Maó and, in summer, with the resorts; local services run to Ciutadella. Winter brings fewer flights and fewer sailings, and some seasonal routes stop altogether. Check operators for current timetables and confirm with Apartamentos Ses Anneres which services run during your dates.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Beaches come with a drive. Cala Turqueta, white sand under pine on the Migjorn coast, is 11.5 km from Apartamentos Ses Anneres, and Cala Galdana, a sheltered bay, is 14.5 km. Both fill early in high summer, and some southern coves have parking limits in season. Ciutadella, 2.6 km away, supplies the nearest shops, cafés and an evening wander through the old town.

Inland, the Naveta des Tudons is 6.9 km away, a boat-shaped prehistoric tomb near Ciutadella that belongs to the Talayotic Menorca World Heritage listing added in 2023. Es Mercadal, at the foot of Monte Toro, is 24 km off; the summit reaches about 358 m and shows both coasts. On the table, look for Mahón-Menorca cheese with its protected designation of origin, lobster stew along the north coast and the gin tradition left by British rule in Maó.

A day from Apartamentos Ses Anneres

Start early with the 11.5 km run to Cala Turqueta and swim before the car park fills. On the way back, stop at the Naveta des Tudons, 6.9 km from Apartamentos Ses Anneres, for a short walk around the tomb. Return for lunch and an afternoon by the outdoor pool or in the garden, with the lounge as a shaded alternative when the sun is at its strongest.

Late afternoon, drive the 2.6 km into Ciutadella and walk the old town at dusk, 2.5 km from the apartment, with the cathedral at the top and the narrow port below. Eat in town, then head back. A second day can stretch to Cala Galdana at 14.5 km or Es Mercadal at 24 km, with the sanctuary and both coasts visible from Monte Toro. Keep the last evening for the terrace.

Practical tips

Winter and early spring are quiet on Menorca: many hotels, beach bars, boat trips and seasonal buses close roughly from November to April. Confirm the opening dates of Apartamentos Ses Anneres before booking outside the summer, with July and August the busiest weeks and June and September easier for the coves. The Balearic sustainable tourism tax is charged per person per night by the accommodation; rates vary with the property type and season, fall in low season and on longer stays, and children under 16 are exempt. Check the Govern de les Illes Balears for current rules.

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