A charming and peaceful village situated in the southern part of Menorca, representing the youngest municipality on the island. It is a traditional rural hamlet characterized by its narrow cobbled streets and beautiful whitewashed houses with classic green shutters. The village offers a true sense of tranquility and a slow pace of life that has remained unchanged for generations. At the heart of the community stands the historic parish church of Sant Cristofol, which serves as a central landmark for both residents and visitors seeking a genuine experience of island life away from the main tourist hubs.

The village is famous for its unique cultural traditions, particularly the humorous version of the traditional horse festival known as the donkey jaleo which takes place every summer. It is also an important center for local craftsmanship and is home to well known makers of traditional Menorcan sandals. Es Migjorn Gran serves as the perfect gateway to some of the most beautiful and untouched beaches on the island, including the long sandy shore of Santo Tomas and the secluded virgin coves of Binigaus. Whether you are exploring the massive natural caves in the nearby ravines or enjoying a meal in a local garden restaurant, the village provides an authentic and welcoming glimpse into the heart of Menorca.