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Menorca is just 35 miles long and 12 miles wide with few mostly laid back beach resorts and around 120 beaches, coves, bays, and harbours around the rocky coastline. It was named Minorca by the Romans meaning the "Little One" compared to Majorca the "Large One." Cuidadela, now the religious centre of Menorca, was originally the island's capital. However during the British occupation in the 18th century Mahon was made capital. It is named after General Magon (Hannibal's brother) a Carthaginian invader, and has one of the world's largest natural harbours.