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Majestic and visible from all over the town, this Gothic church dominates the historic centre with its pale stone façade and slender bell tower. The interior is spacious and bright, a calm space that contrasts with the narrow streets of the surrounding area. On a mountain bike, it is a good stop to rest and refill your water at the nearby springs. Tip: take the opportunity to climb up to the upper square - from there the views of the rooftops of Alaior and the Menorcan landscape are wonderful.

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Beautiful road - good to drive

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This place is fantastic

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Also ideal for snorkeling

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Binibeca Vell is a small rocky bay

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The central talayot is one of the largest on the island

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Beautiful old church, definitely worth a photo stop.

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At the start in Biniancollet the climb is a little steeper and asphalted, then it is off-road and flat. Definitely a better alternative than driving on the road. I only discovered this path by chance, as another path to the left of it ended at a barrier to a private area.

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Founded in 1301, it is one of the largest churches on the island. It stands out for its Renaissance facade and the Roser Chapel, with a neoclassical altarpiece. It is a prominent element of Alaior's heritage. At the entrance to the church there is a statue of Alfonso III, who ordered the initial construction of the town.

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It is a beach with white sand and crystal clear waters, ideal for families and swimmers looking for tranquility. It is surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and has a relaxed atmosphere, with services such as showers, sunbed rental and a beach bar. It is accessible by car and has nearby parking, as well as connections to cycle routes that pass along the coast and the Camí de Cavalls (Stage 17). Nearby is Binibèquer Vell, a picturesque Mediterranean-style village that is worth visiting. 🚴‍♂️🏖️

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It is the main church of Alaior, built a long time ago. It has a beautiful design and, inside, there is a lot of religious decoration. It is an important place for the people of the town, since Santa Eulàlia is the patron saint of Alaior.

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It is one of the most spacious churches on the island, with a single nave and several side chapels. The church is built on high ground, around which the town of Alaior was formed from the 14th century. It also stands out for the 2 gargoyles it has on the side of the aisle.

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The village was home to generations of peasant families who based their economy on the control of flocks of goats, sheep, cows and pigs, complemented by the cultivation of cereals and legumes. Towards the 5th century BC, transformations took place in the Talayotic society, possibly related to the exchange of products and knowledge with the Carthaginian world, mainly through ships from the Punic colony of Ibiza. The original structure of the village was altered in 1781, when the Duke of Crillón established his military camp there during the siege of the Castle of San Felipe by Franco-Spanish troops, which was defended by the English army.

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The great talayot, with a base measuring 26 metres in diameter, is one of the largest in the Balearic Islands. Through various archaeological interventions, it has been determined that the chronology of the settlement spans from the beginning of the Talayotic period (1200 BC) to the 3rd century BC, when it was violently destroyed and abandoned during the Second Punic War between the Romans and the Carthaginians. Some spaces continued to be used in the Andalusian period (902-1287).

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Typical stone monument of the Talayotic culture. The process involved raising a vertical stone, possibly using a ramp of earth and stones to place a horizontal stone on top. These enclosures are found in large Talayotic villages and are thought to have had a religious function, possibly related to rituals involving fire, wine and animal offerings to the divinities. The vertical stone of the taula can exceed 10,000 kg, indicating the great effort and community participation necessary for its construction.

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A quiet and beautiful stretch of beach. Just right for a break during the hike.

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A very enchanting village! You can visit it from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Many centuries ago, on the peaceful island of Menorca, the "Alcafar Watchtower" stood proud on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. It was a warm summer afternoon when the inhabitants of the tower saw the glow of candles on the horizon. The rumor had reached them that the Barbary pirates were planning to plunder the coast, and they knew they had to be prepared. The tower's bell began to ring frantically, and villagers from nearby towns rushed to seek shelter in the tower. The men and women of the place, armed with rudimentary weapons of defense, united in solidarity to protect their homes and their lives. The Barbary pirates, with their black-sailed ships and waving flags, approached the coast of Menorca. The crew of the "Alcafar Watchtower" watched the enemy ships approach with a mixture of fear and determination. The voices of the villagers rang through the air, joining their prayers and whispers of bravery as they awaited the inevitable confrontation. As the pirates disembarked and advanced toward the coast, the tower's defenders waited silently, ready for confrontation. The tower leader raised his sword and encouraged everyone to stand firm. The sound of the pirates' war drums echoed on the breeze as they prepared for the clash. The battle was intense and fierce. The villagers fought with a passion that came from love for their land and their loved ones. Arrows and projectiles flew through the air as the tower became a bastion of resistance. The defenders used cunning tactics and their knowledge of the terrain to keep the invading pirates at bay.

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Don't miss the homes on the left side of the Cala, some of them have natural caves integrated with modern architecture. As a beach nothing to highlight

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Quiet beach with restaurant and parking with ramp for boats. The people in the restaurant were very kind and also sold me a bottle of water in the middle of August with the restaurant crowded.

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