Villas in Arenal d'en Castell
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This popular resort on the north coast of the island is set within a beautiful horseshoe-shaped sandy bay, overlooked by lush pine trees. Most of our villas overlook the stunning bay and are just a short walk from the beach. You’ll find restaurants and bars built up on the rocks to the rear of the beach and a road train that takes you to the resort centre with its wider selection of amenities.
Arenal d'en Castell - Featured villa
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Best of James
Sarah
- Sleeps 8
- 4 Bedrooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Sarah is a very modern, spacious holiday villa, situated in an elevated position in the area of Coves Noves, just behind the very popular family resort of Arenal den Castell. There are beautiful sea-views to enjoy from the first floor double bedroom and open plan lounge diner, whilst the spectacular horseshoe bay and sandy beach of the resort are just a short, two minute, drive away. There is a good selection of restaurants and shops in Arenal den Castell and there is also a small water park within 10 minutes stroll from the villa. The interiors of the villa are bright and airy and offer comfortable and chic décor and furnishings. Three of the four bedrooms enjoy air conditioning and there is free Wifi and satellite TV. The owner has recently re-modelled the swimming pool and garden area which now includes lawn and a covered pergola at the pool-side. Due to its hillside position the accommodation is accessed via the first floor to the rear and the bedrooms and swimming pool are located on the lower floor. The swimming pool can be accessed by the ground floor or by a gated staircase from the lounge balcony.
Villas in Arenal d'en Castell
In addition to our featured villa, we have 16 exquisite villas in Arenal d'en Castell. Which one will you choose for your next villa holiday?
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Rachel
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Sol I Mar
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Advised
Margarita
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Romani 7
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Cel I Mar
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Bellavista II
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Bellavista I
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Advised
Pilar
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Grace
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Mar I Mar
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Optional
Miguels
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Rocamar I
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Free Air Conditioning
- Car Optional
Rocamar II
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 7
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Optional
Eulalia I
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 6
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Optional
Mariposa
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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- Sleeps 7
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Private Pool
- Car Optional
Eulalia II
Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca
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The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
Out and about
Out and About in Arenal d'en Castell
Excursions and Places of interest
Vineyards
If you fancy enjoying a glass of vino from your villa terrace, Menorca has many delicious local vintages for you to choose from, and what better way to take your pick then to see them in the making and sample them first. Vineyards – or bodegas – throughout the island offer guided tours and tastings. Closest to Arenal d’en Castell are Vine Sa Cudía at S'Albufera des Grau Nature Park, Ferrer de Muntpalau at Es Mercadal, Sant Patrici near Ferreries and Bodega Vi de S'Illa in Alaior, while Viñas Binifadet is near Sant Lluís, where you can find the island’s first ‘champagne’ - a pink sparkling wine produced from merlot and syrah grapes. Menorcan whites are fruity and fresh, while reds are full bodied, fruity and aromatic, so whatever your palate craves, you’ll find it on villa holidays in Menorca.Distillery / Brewery
Finding that their beloved gin was unavailable, British sailors occupying Menorca in the 18th Century decided to teach the local islanders how to produce it. To this day the enormous copper stills bubble away at the Xoriguer distillery at Mahon harbour, producing this aromatic tipple using traditional methods. Guided tours to this attraction run daily and Gin Xoriguer and other local liqueurs can be sampled and bought. Whether you drink it straight up as a night cap, or mix it with bitter lemon to create the local fiesta drink of choice – Pomada – you’re sure to get in the Menorca spirit.Cruises
With over 100 glorious beaches on the island, the coastline of Menorca simply must be enjoyed from a different perspective – the deck of a boat! There is no shortage of boat trips on the island, from short leisure cruises to full day trips. Near Arenal d’en Castell at Fornells harbour and Addaya Port you will find trips to discover more of Menorca’s coastline, coves and caverns, as well as great swimming, snorkelling and kayaking spots to relax and cool off from the warm Spanish sun. From Ciutadella you can also enjoy a day cruise around some of the island’s beautiful yet isolated southern beaches, which are difficult or impossible to visit by land. Catamarans and glass bottom boats also operate around Mahon harbour and provide a historical commentary on the port, as well as fantastic underwater views. For something a little out of the ordinary, guided kayak tours are also available, along with yachts and boats to charter yourself, with or without a skipper.Natural areas of beauty
The celebrated coastline is one of this island’s great treasures waiting to be explored from our villas in Menorca, with beautiful white sand beaches, quiet coves and picturesque horseshoe bays backed by rugged and beautiful scenery. Near Arenal d’en Castell in the north of the island you can discover many unspoiled beaches off the tourist trail, as well as the Parc Natural S'Albufera des Grau to the northeast. This beautiful nature reserve is a haven for bird life at its expansive freshwater lagoon, while the lush green landscape rolls down to the untouched coastline.Attraction parks
Lloc de Menorca is a small yet wonderful zoo near to Alaior and home to a wealth of exciting creatures, both native to the island and more exotic! A wonderfully interactive experience, there are animals you can feed and even pet as you get up close to natureWater Parks
Three water parks on the island may well provide a fun-filled way of cooling off from the Menorcan sunshine. Two larger parks can be found near Ciutadella at Cala en Banes and Calan Bosch, while there is a smaller park – perfect for younger children – at Son Bou.Regions to visit
Hop in the car and drive to Menorca’s old capital of Ciutadella to discover its many ancient treasures. The medieval cobbled streets of the historic quarter – Es Born – are dotted with antiquities, including a gothic cathedral built from a 14th century mosque and Sant Nicolau Castle, an ancient fortress whose watchtower still stands proud in a defensive position over Ciutadella port. The new capital of Menorca - the bustling port of Mahon - also has its share of fascinating historic treasures.No holiday to Menorca is complete without a trip to the capital, Mahon. One of the world’s largest natural harbours is the heart and hub of this town, where bars and restaurants provide a pleasant spot to watch the boats sail by or enjoy the Spanish hospitality with a glass of sangria and some tapas. A wonderfully cosmopolitan town, the shopping experience here ranges from the bustling twice weekly market to chic designer stores, while Mahon’s fascinating past still shines through in the narrow cobbled streets, shady plazas and interesting architecture, representing the various eras of occupation throughout its history.
Museums
Remnants of Menorca’s fascinating ancient history can be found scattered throughout the island in the form of talaiots – bronze age stone structures, taules – T shaped stone monuments with echos of Stonehenge, and nauvetes – ancient stone burial sites. The most famous and best preserved is the Naveta des Tudons near Cituadella.Churches / Cathedrals
In nearby Ciutadella you will find an impressive, 14th century gothic cathedral, which still retains the minaret of the mosque that previously sat the site. On its imposing, fortress-like facade sit numerous gargoyles, while the baroque interior has six chapels with exquisitely carved columns and other remarkable features.National parks
The Parc Natural S'Albufera des Grau found to the northeast of the island is a beautiful nature reserve and a haven for bird life at its expansive freshwater lagoon, while the lush green landscape rolls down to the untouched coastline.Castles
Menorca is scattered with fascinating ancient fortresses to discover - remnants of an era of occupation and defence - which can be found largely around the Mahon area. Fort Marlborough is an 18th century stronghold set into the ground, while the Castle of San Felipe stands above a vast underground network of tunnels and galleries. Perhaps the most impressive however is La Mola, covering the entire headland to the north of Mahon harbour.Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
Events
Arenal d'en Castell events and festivals
Regional events
The feast of Sant Joan de Missa (San Juan) is celebrated in every village and town on the island but none compare with the fantastic and extremely popular fiesta of Ciutadella. People from all over Spain travel to Menorca by air or by sea to join in the boisterous and colourful celebrations as the fiesta season begins with a bang! The main attraction for many is the parade of black Arabian horses expertly ridden through the crowded streets, performing dances and "jaleos" whilst the superstitious local youth try to touch the horses chests as they rear up, for luck! The party is fuelled by the local favourite tipple - "Pomada" - a mix of (a lot of) Gin and lemon. This can also be consumed as a "gelat" - a kind of alcoholic slush puppy!
This lively and much anticipated annual Mahon fiesta heralds the end of the summer and is the last of the fiesta season that opens in june with the Fiestas of Sant Joan in Ciutadella. Its time for the locals to let their hair down and relax after a busy tourist season and the onset of cool relief from the summer heat and is celebrated with gusto! The ubiquitous black Arabian horses are ridden through the narrow streets performing "jaleos" - rearing on their hind legs whilst intrepid (or foolhardy?) locals try to touch their chests for luck! The Fiestas end with spectacular fireworks, music and dancing and last long into the night.
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The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
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Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
*Whilst wheelchair / disabled access (where stated) is deemed good in our opinion, it may not be compliant to Disability and Discrimination Act standards - for more detailed information we suggest that you contact the local tourist board.
Golf
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Important information
The details displayed are for general information purposes only and were correct as at the last updated date. Please note that details (including opening and closing times) may change. In particular, some facilities may only be available during high season. Attractions are not connected to James Villa Holidays and we do not endorse or recommend any supplier or attraction.
