Naveta are unique to Menorca and are the most visited prehistoric monuements on the Island. This prehistoric monument is near to Ciutadella close to Kms 40 on the road between Maó and Ciutadella. It has two vertical and two corbelled walls making it look like an unpturned boat, which is from where the name is derived. At around 4 meters high, 14m long and 6.4m wide this is the largest remaining example of this type of prehistoric monument.
This funeral monument dates from the late Bronze Age. Built from huge stone blocks it does resemble an upturned boat. Continuing with the boat simile the stern is where one finds find a low doorway which opens into a square hall. Along with the bodies of the dead were left offerings such as bronze or china figures.
