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Menorca: Lazareto Island Guided Tour

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Duration: 2h 30mins
Live guide in English, Spanish
Group of max. 39 people

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Graham , Spain

15 Jun 2024

Excellent

Absolutely fascinating island - very unusual history with a superb very knowledgeable and entertaining guide. An essential trip for visitors to Menorca.

Menorca: Lazareto Island Guided Tour

George, United Kingdom

31 Oct 2024

Excellent

Our guide was very knowledgeable, it was very interesting to see and understand the history of the island

Menorca: Lazareto Island Guided Tour

clive, United Kingdom

01 Nov 2024

Excellent

We had wanted to go to the Island for a long time but needed an English guide, they are not often held in English, so it was great to see and be on a tour where we understood very word. The guide...

We had wanted to go to the Island for a long time but needed an English guide, they are not often held in English, so it was great to see and be on a tour where we understood very word. The guide was excellent, and the Island amazing. Very hidden away, we had no idea how much was hidden inside the huge walls. Many thanks

Menorca: Lazareto Island Guided Tour

About: Isla del Lazareto

At the Isla del Lazareto of Menorca, you'll be stepping into a unique and intriguing part of history. This site, established in 1793, served as a quarantine spot for seafarers suspected of having contagious diseases.

After a series of transformations, notably being declared a Cultural Asset of Interest (Bien de Interés Cultural) in 1993, it's now a venue for events with amazing architecture and views. You can delve into its rich past through a guided tour, making it a must-visit on your trip to Menorca.

Isla del Lazareto

Carrer Moll de Cales Fonts, 07720, Maó

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