You’d be forgiven for thinking the multi-coloured sandy beaches, pine-covered cliffs, and turquoise sea were the calling card of the Mediterranean island of Menorca – they alone are worth flying for. But Menorca’s true character is on its fincas, whitewashed stone farms perched on the low-rolling hills of the 30-mile wide island. The 14-room hotel is constructed from marés, limestone cut from its own property, and ullastre, local wild olive tree, shaped by artisans into architectural vaults and arches that practically melt into their surroundings. But Menorca’s true character is on its fincas, whitewashed stone farms perched on the low-rolling hills of the 30-mile wide island. The 14-room hotel is constructed from marés, limestone cut from its own property, and ullastre, local wild olive tree, shaped by artisans into architectural vaults and arches that practically melt into their surroundings.