This is an itinerary along the public access roads of Punta Nati, in the north of the municipality of Ciutadella, through which we will get to know the cultural value of this area and the dry-stone-walling technique and dry-stone heritage – which has marked the configuration of the rural environment of Menorca, in general, and the surrounding area at Punta Nati, in particular – will be explained to us. We will approach the Pont de s’Aljub along the Camí de Cavalls (Bridle Path), we will visit the surroundings of the Punta Nati lighthouse and we will finish the tour at the Codolar de Sa Torre Nova, a place where one of the greatest nautical tragedies of the Minorcan coast took place.