Minorca is linked  by air and  sea to the rest of the Balearic Islands, as well as the Spanish peninsula and main European cities. During the tourist season, the availability of transport services to the island is much wider, via both air and sea.

Minorca airport is located five kilometres from Maó. The main  air companies operate from Barcelona, Madrid, València, Palma or London. The  charter flights enlarge the network of connections with Europe.

 By sea, connections with the Spanish peninsula operate between Maó and Barcelona, Palma and València, and one service from Ciutadella to Alcúdia and Cala Ratjada, two towns in the north of Majorca.

To travel around the island of Minorca and explore the villages, the island has regular  bus services that link the main urban nuclei of the island, and at the same time allow access to the main beaches, such as Punta Prima, es Grau and Fornells.

If one prefers to travel around the island  by car, Minorca possesses a road network consisting of two main axis roads, linking Maó and Ciutadella and from these main arteries are smaller linking roads to the rest of the island's villages.

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