Cala en Brut is a stunning deep turquoise blue cove, with mostly calm sea. Menorca's own blue lagoon is distinguished by it's lack of sandy beach, striking clear blue water, surrounded by rocky cliffs and sunbathing platforms on both sides. Access in and out of the water is via ladders.
Thanks for photos: Catherine V.
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Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park.The Ordesa Valley is the most famous with cliffs rising over eight hundred metres on each side and Monte Perdido perched majestically at the valleys end. The Anisclo Canyon is over a kilometre deep and the high cliffs combined with the narrow, winding nature of the valley makes it very spectacular.
