Casa Ca Na Bel

About Casa Ca Na Bel

Casa Ca Na Bel suits travellers who want a base in Ciutadella rather than a resort. The address is 0.2 km from the old town, so the cathedral, palaces and narrow port can be reached on foot for an evening walk. A couple or small family can use the apartment as a self-catering base and return after days at the southern coves.

This is a two-star apartment or villa, not a full-service hotel. The listed facilities point to a practical stay: a kitchen, washing machine, air conditioning and a terrace. It works for independent travellers who prefer to eat some meals in and keep their own schedule. The old capital setting gives town life and a harbour nearby, with beaches a short drive away.

Location: Ciutadella

Casa Ca Na Bel is in Ciutadella, the old capital of Menorca. The town has a cathedral, palaces and a narrow port that faces the sunset. Ciutadella is 0.2 km from the property in a straight line, and the old town at dusk is the same distance. This is a town base, with the island's south coast and interior within reach by road.

Walking covers the old town, the port and everyday errands in Ciutadella. For Cala Turqueta, 9.4 km away, and Cala Galdana, 12.2 km away, a car, bus or taxi is needed; southern coves can fill early in summer and some have seasonal limits. Es Mercadal and Monte Toro are 21.5 km away. High summer brings crowds to Ciutadella, while May, June and September are calmer for walking and driving.

Rooms and facilities

The facilities listed for Casa Ca Na Bel are geared to self-catering. The kitchen includes an oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and toaster, and coffee facilities are listed. There is a washing machine, iron and board, hairdryer, TV, free wifi and internet access. Air conditioning and non-smoking rooms are listed, as is a terrace. Couples can keep plans simple, and families can use the cot if the property confirms it.

For a late arrival, confirm the check-in window and access arrangements with Casa Ca Na Bel before travelling. The same applies to the cot, terrace use and any bed configuration, since these details matter for a family or a couple. A two-star apartment or villa stay is independent in style; ask the property what is provided on arrival. The kitchen and washing machine make longer stays easier.

Getting there

Menorca Airport (MAH) is 35.6 km from Casa Ca Na Bel in a straight line. A taxi or a hire car covers the distance to Ciutadella directly; buses from the airport run to Maó, and island bus routes serve Ciutadella, with more summer lines. Check the island bus operator for current times and connections before relying on public transport. The journey is across the island, so confirm arrival plans with the property.

From Maó port, Casa Ca Na Bel is 38.1 km away in a straight line, on the western side of Menorca. Ferries from Maó and Ciutadella link to Barcelona, and Ciutadella has a crossing to Alcúdia on Mallorca; check the operators for current sailings. Ciutadella, with its port, is 0.2 km from Casa Ca Na Bel, so arrivals by sea can finish on foot. Winter brings fewer flights and ferries to Menorca.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Cala Turqueta is 9.4 km from Casa Ca Na Bel and Cala Galdana is 12.2 km away, both on the south coast where limestone coves sit under pine. Cala Turqueta can be reached early or by bus in season, and car parks at popular southern coves fill early. The Naveta des Tudons, a boat-shaped prehistoric tomb, is 4.4 km away, and Ciutadella old town is 0.2 km from the property.

The nearest town is Ciutadella, 0.2 km away, with its cathedral, palaces and narrow port. Es Mercadal and Monte Toro are 21.5 km away, the latter about 358 m high with a sanctuary and views of both coasts. Menorcan food includes caldereta de llagosta, a lobster stew associated with Fornells, and Menorca's cheese has a protected designation of origin. The Sant Joan festival in Ciutadella falls around 23-24 June.

A day from Casa Ca Na Bel

Start with a walk from Casa Ca Na Bel into Ciutadella old town, 0.2 km away, to see the cathedral and palaces before the day warms up. Drive or take a bus 4.4 km to the Naveta des Tudons, the boat-shaped prehistoric tomb. In the afternoon, head 9.4 km to Cala Turqueta for a swim and a walk on the south coast; arriving early helps in summer.

Return to Ciutadella for the evening, with the narrow port 0.2 km from the property and the old town at dusk close by. A second day can take in Cala Galdana, 12.2 km away, or the interior at Es Mercadal and Monte Toro, 21.5 km away. Buses are more frequent in summer, but a car gives more flexibility for the southern coves; check current transport before setting out.

Practical tips

From about November to April, many seasonal businesses on Menorca close, and flights and ferries are fewer; check Casa Ca Na Bel's own opening dates before booking. July and August bring the largest crowds to Ciutadella and the south coast beaches. At Casa Ca Na Bel, the Balearic sustainable tourism tax, often called the ecotasa, is charged per person per night; rates vary by season and accommodation type, children under 16 are exempt, and the Govern de les Illes Balears publishes the current rules.

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