When taking Villa Breaks in Menorca you will find that the island has a series of fiestas which can prove to be very entertaining and give you a chance to experience the traditions of the island. Many of these fiestas take place during the summer and in all the larger towns, although there are a number which take place outside the main holiday season.
In January there is the Festival of the Three Kings, which takes place on the 6th January and features a procession with three kings who visit all the children and give out gifts. Holy Week features a number of
processions in all the towns. Those on Villa Breaks in Menorca can see the Sant Joan Festival in June which is held in Ciutadella, along with the Festival of Sant Pere just a few days later.
July sees a Festival which is celebrated across the island. The Dia de Virgen de Carmen is a two day festival which is that of the patron saint of sailors. Events include various parades and blessing the fishing boats. There are a number of saints days celebrated in August and these feature events such as riding processions and displays, pilgrimages and musical events.
If you are on Villa Breaks in Menorca then you will find that the festival season comes to an end in September. There is a large festival held in Mahon which features processions, music, dancing and religious ceremonies. The events also feature firework displays and visitors can try local food and drink.
The festivals are just a small part of events on the island but the opportunity to take the family to see a festival should not be passed up. Villa breaks are ideal for being able to do what you want when you want so planning your stay around one of these events should be easy.
When on 
Menorca is a much quieter island than Majorca although has all the same facilities. The towns offer a glimpse of the traditional island lifestyle but with a modern feel. The island is perhaps ideal for those who do not have very young children to entertain but who are looking for a holiday which is a little more relaxed. 
