Binibeca, on Menorca’s peaceful southeast coast, is a captivating blend of whitewashed charm and seaside tranquility. Originally a 1960s “fisherman’s village” designed to evoke traditional Mediterranean aesthetics, Binibeca Vell features narrow cobbled lanes, wooden balconies, and postcard-perfect waterfront homes. Just steps away lies the soft, Blue-Flag Playa de Binibeca, fringed with pine trees, turquoise water, and a quaint beach bar—ideal for a relaxed day by the sea. Villa select offers a range of private villas in Binibeca that perfectly complement the village’s laid-back elegance. Think stylish homes with private pools, sea views, outdoor BBQ terraces, and just a short walk from beach and village amenities.

Places of interest and activities you can enjoy when going on a villa holiday in Binibeca:

Binibeca Vell (Fisherman’s Village)
This charming, purpose-built village features narrow, winding cobblestone streets lined with whitewashed houses, arched walkways, and flower-filled courtyards. Designed in the 1960s to evoke traditional Mediterranean charm, it’s a delightful place to explore on foot. The village also boasts a small port where fishing boats bob gently in the water, offering stunning views of the coastline.

Binibeca Beach (Playa de Binibeca)
A short walk from Binibeca Vell, this sandy cove is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, thanks to its clear, shallow waters. The beach is family-friendly and offers facilities like sunbeds and parasols for rent. Nearby, the beach bar “Los Bucaneros” serves refreshments with your feet in the sand.

Cala Torret
Located between Binibeca and Biniancolla, Cala Torret is a small, rocky cove known for its turquoise waters. It’s a popular spot for snorkeling and kayaking. The area also offers a selection of restaurants and bars, including Bar Paupa, where you can enjoy a meal or a drink with occasional live music.

Cami de Cavalls (Stage 18)
This historic coastal trail encircles the island of Menorca. Stage 18, which passes through Binibeca, offers an easy 8.1 km walk with beautiful sea views, making it suitable for families and casual hikers.

Sant Lluís
A charming town founded during the French occupation, Sant Lluís is home to the whitewashed Dalt Windmill, a small museum, and a handful of shops and eateries. The town hosts a twice-weekly market selling local produce, and in the summer months, art exhibitions, music, and social events take place.

Restaurants which are worth a visit:

Bambu Menorca
A stylish spot blending Mediterranean cuisine with Asian flavors. It’s well-known for its beautifully presented dishes and romantic ambiance, especially at sunset. Perfect for a special night out, the menu includes fresh seafood, sushi-style dishes, and creative cocktails.

El Faro
Set on the cliffs near Cala Torret, El Faro offers stunning sea views paired with traditional Menorcan specialties like Caldereta de Langosta (lobster stew) and Tumbet (vegetable casserole). It’s ideal for savoring authentic local flavors in a scenic setting.

Sa Musclera
A cozy and popular seafood restaurant right in Binibeca Vell, Sa Musclera prides itself on serving fresh, locally caught fish and shellfish. The intimate atmosphere and excellent service make it a favorite for both tourists and locals.

El Patio
Nestled in the heart of Binibeca Vell, El Patio is famous for its inviting courtyard and a great selection of tapas. This spot is perfect for a relaxed lunch or early evening meal, offering a friendly vibe alongside delicious small plates.

Los Bucaneros
Right on Binibeca Beach, Los Bucaneros is a charming beach bar and restaurant housed in a traditional fisherman’s hut. It specializes in grilled meats and fresh fish, served in a laid-back atmosphere with beautiful views of the sea.

Details correct as at 15/07/2025. These restaurants are neither endorsed nor recommended by Villa Select.

The best beaches to enjoy in Binibeca:

Binibeca Beach (Playa de Binibeca)
Distance: ~500 m (5-minute walk from Binibeca Vell)
A small but popular Blue Flag beach with soft white sand, calm turquoise waters, and shaded pine trees.
Great for families thanks to its gentle waves. The beach bar Los Bucaneros serves drinks and grilled seafood right on the sand.

Cala Torret
Distance: ~1 km (10–15-minute walk)
A rocky cove with swimming platforms and crystal-clear waters. Ideal for snorkeling and diving. It also features a few cafés and restaurants nearby, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon.

Binisafuller Beach (Cala Binisafúller)
Distance: ~2.5 km (5-minute drive or 30-minute walk)
A peaceful and less-crowded sandy cove with shallow waters and natural shade. Very family-friendly, and less touristy than Binibeca Beach. Great for a quiet swim.

Binidalí Beach (Cala Binidalí)
Distance: ~6 km (10-minute drive)
A hidden gem surrounded by cliffs. This small beach is pristine and often quiet, making it perfect for couples or those seeking a more natural setting. The waters are especially clear, ideal for snorkeling.

Punta Prima Beach
Distance: ~4 km (7-minute drive)
A wide sandy beach with sunbeds, parasols, and a family-friendly vibe. The beach has amenities, a lighthouse view, and shallow entry into the sea. It’s one of the larger beaches near Binibeca.