What we do
We cover the same things other guides do —coves, food, what's on, places to stay— but elevated: with editorial judgement, carefully chosen experiences and a serene, luxurious eye. We don't believe in noise or ostentation; we believe in space, time, honest produce and authenticity.
Our editorial standards
- Independence. We recommend out of conviction, not commission.
- First-hand. We write about what we know and have walked.
- Quality over quantity. One excellent story beats five fillers.
- Clear facts. Hours, access, dates and prices when they help.
Independence and transparency
Calma Society is a quiet-luxury digital magazine published by Menorca Bus, S.L., a transport company based in Menorca. Our editorial judgement is not for sale: third-party listings and recommendations are never paid for; whenever we link to Menorca Bus's own services, we always mark it, in the same place, as a "commercial link". If we ever publish sponsored content or affiliate links, they will be clearly identified.
Translations and corrections
The magazine is written in Spanish. The English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese versions are translated with the help of artificial intelligence, following our glossary and our voice; until a person has reviewed a translation, the article itself says so and links to the original.
If you spot a mistake —an opening time, an access route, a detail that has changed— or wish to request a correction, write to us through the contact page: we check it and, where needed, correct it and show the update date on the page.
Why Menorca, and what came next
Menorca —a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and, since 2023, a World Heritage Site for its Talayotic legacy— is the opposite of mass tourism: calm, natural, authentic. It was our first edition. Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera followed, and in October 2026, in the Atlantic, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura: eight editions in the same spirit.