Mahon is the capital of Menorca islamd and also known as Mao for the locals. Located at the eastern coastal part, is the largest city of the island with inhabitants reach up to around 30,000. Mahon town itself is a great tourist attraction and it is also a good base from which to explore the rest of Menorca. The best time to visit Mahon is between May and October, high season is from June to September. Mahon is a short drive from Menorca's airport

Mahon is defenetly a great place for a holiday in Menorca Spain. It is a large town with a vibrant atmosphere where you can enjoy many hours of sightseein great tourist attraction. There are some wonderful historic buildings, churches and museums. Mahon town offers a wide range of hotels and other types of accommodation,
a large number of local restaurants and bars, retailers to satisfy almost all shoppers and a lively nightlife spots.

Very closed to Mahon you can find the Punta Prima, Cala Pedera and Es Grau beachs with fine white sand to one side and rocks to the other. Facilities include pedaloes, windsurfing, and sailing equipment available to hire, and parking to all visitors. For really economical nonstop entertainment, nothing comes second to the Menorcan beaches. Mahon has three annual fiestas.  It is well worth going to one as the Spanish people really how to party.

As Tenerife and Fuertevertura in Canary islands, Ibiza and Mallorca in Balearics and Crete and Corfu in Greece, Menorca have been a very famous island destination for holidaymakers all around Europe. Mahon, the island’s walled capital, is a bustling port on a huge natural harbour, and many impressive buildings reflecting
its long history as a working harbour and defensive landmark. The scene to visitors becomes almost too perfect.

Lined with cafes & restaurants in historic buildings, it was once a military parade ground. One of Mahon’s most beautiful buildings is the Gobierno Militar (Military Governor’s House), which is used by the army to date and was built in the 18th century. Mahon has also many excellent shopping opportunities in its charming squares and in its maze of narrow streets. Popular purchases include leather goods, pottery, embroidered linens and jewellery.

When it comes to eating out in Mahon, you really must try the tapas bars. Mahon has such a large number of restaurants that they surely cater for all tastes. There are fast food outlets alongside traditional fish restaurants and those serving international cuisine. It’s a great way to experience the fabulous Spanish gastronomic delights on offer whilst you are on holiday. If you’re looking for a long or short break to Menorca, Mahon is a place to visit.

Menorca Airport located approximately 4.5 kms from Mahon. To get to the airport from Mahon, take the PM-704. Turn onto the PM-702, making sure you follow the 702-2, which is the access road to the airport. The "Airport to Mahon Bus Station" coach takes you to the bus station in the city centre from where you can catch various lines to other towns on Menorca. First bus leaves the airport at 05.55 until 22:30. From Mahon they start at 05:45.