The smaller neighboring island (26 miles long by 11 miles wide) is Menorca , which is often referred to as the 'Windy Isle' due to its location on the path of the tramontana wind. This island has much to offer with its stunning rocky cliffs, innumerable calas and attractive anchorages where you can escape from the crowds. The old capital of Ciudadela is well worth a visit, as well as the breathtaking Cala Mitjana which is only accessible from the sea or along a very tortuous road. At Binibeca, an old fishing port, you can feast your eyes on the best in Menorca art. Whilst there, remember to try some of the island's famous cheese and rum - an explosive combination!