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Viagem aos mercados noturnos de verão de Menorca

26,00 €

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Idiomas: Inglês

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duração: de 2 hours a 4 hours

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Faça isso porque

Explore um dos mercados noturnos de Menorca no seu próprio ritmo
Passeie pelas barracas repletas de artesanato, como sandálias feitas em Menorca
Prove queijos de Menorca, frios curados, vinhos e muito mais

O que esperar

Os mercados de verão noturnos de Menorca são imperdíveis. Descontraídos e populares, você encontrará todos os tipos de artesanatos à venda e o aroma de produtos locais flutuando no ar. Nós o buscaremos e o levaremos a um dos maiores da ilha, seja em Mahon ou Es Mercadal.

Você será buscado em seu hotel e levado a um dos mercados quando o sol se põe. Quando chegar, você terá algumas horas de tempo livre para dar uma olhada nas barracas em busca de souvenirs. Esses mercados geralmente se concentram em artesanato e produtos locais, então espere muitos artigos de couro, enfeites artesanais, garrafas de vinho e conjuntos de queijo para roubar a cena. Vendedores de comida de rua também gostam de montar barracas aqui, então você pode experimentar algumas iguarias locais enquanto passeia também – recomendamos as azeitonas marinadas.

Esses mercados são um lugar especialmente bom para comprar um par de sandálias leves avarca – o calçado de verão exclusivo de Menorca. E, como esses mercados são realizados quando o sol já se pôs, você não precisa se preocupar em lidar com o calor de Menorca. As noites aqui geralmente são muito confortáveis em termos de temperatura, o que torna mais fácil para você relaxar e absorver a atmosfera do mercado.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Ótimo

3,8 /5

Com base em 35 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Segurança

3,9/5

Equipe

3,9/5

Relação custo-benefício

3,6/5

Serviço

3,9/5

Todas as avaliações (35)

5 estrelas (10)

29%

4 estrelas (11)

31%

3 estrelas (12)

34%

2 estrelas (2)

1 estrela (0)

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Angie Sparkles ?
Verified booking
4.2
16 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Our host was lovely and explained about the area, favourite little cafes and tapas bars. She also gave us information about the type of stalls would be there. Clear instructions about timings for the journey back to the hotel. Our driver was friendly and an excellent driver ?? It was extremely busy even in September and some people struggled to find somewhere to eat but that just shows how popular it is. I would definitely recommend it.
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Flowerpot63
Verified booking
3.8
15 de setembro de 2025
Viajando com amigos
The pick up was prompt and the journey smooth. We were dropped off at the top of a fairly steep incline and walked to market. This should be pointed out when booking the trip if it isn't in the small print already. It was a big, lively market with plenty of variety and the surrounding shops were open too. Coming home, there was no sign of the Tui rep to tell us which bus to get on and due to several excursions being held, there was a lit of confusion as to whose bus was whose.
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NikNak
Verified booking
4.6
13 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
The collection from the hotel was great, including the drive. The market was wonderful and energised. We brought some amazing local gifts and had wonderful food. The only negative was waiting for the coach back. It was confusing as 3 buses arrived and they were not ours. Left people standing around in the road. Then when the coach came the guide left us to go have "a drink with her family".
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David
Verified booking
1.8
7 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Felt that the cost for basically a coach journey to and from Mercadal was expensive
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Brian Edwards
Verified booking
3.4
6 de setembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
I think €22 for 20 min coach ride is expensive when it costs less the €5 for the public bus that is just as comfortable.
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Matt
Verified booking
2.6
28 de agosto de 2025
Viajando com a família
Over crowded. No where to get a table so couldnt eat anything. Food stalls were covered in flies so not hygienic to buy from. On our pick up no one knee what coach to take. All very disorganised. When getting our coach we had to walk down a very narrow path, and the ********** coach driver decides to open the side storage door which came out and hit my arm, pushing me sideways. I shouted to stop but he didn't even leave the coach or raise his head. I had my 8 year old daughter with me too

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