What to see and how to get to Binibeca?

Binibeca: A Village with a Taste of the Sea

Located on the southern coast of Menorca, Binibeca is a destination that captivates with its beauty and tranquility. This village, built in the 1970s to mimic a traditional fishing village, has become one of the island’s most iconic postcards.

Strolling through its white alleyways, discovering charming corners, and enjoying views of the Mediterranean make Binibeca a perfect place for a romantic getaway or a relaxing day.

What to See in Binibeca?

Although Binibeca is a small village, there are several must-see spots:

• The Old Town: The most famous part of Binibeca is its old town, known as Binibeca Vell. Its labyrinthine streets, whitewashed houses with wooden doors and windows, and small arches create a unique atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to get lost with a camera in hand and capture its beauty.
• The Beach: Just a few minutes from the village, you’ll find Binibeca Beach, a cove with white sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxation. Surrounded by nature, it’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply enjoying the sun.
• Viewpoints and Harbors: From different points in the village, you’ll find viewpoints with stunning sea views. You can also visit the small harbor, where traditional Menorcan boats float on turquoise waters.

• Fishermen’s Cave: A lesser-known but very special spot, this natural refuge was once used by sailors and offers a spectacular view of the sea.

   

How to Get to Binibeca?

If you're wondering how to reach Binibeca, here are the best options depending on your mode of transport:

• By Car: The most convenient way to get to Binibeca is by car. From Mahón, Menorca’s capital, the drive takes about 15 minutes via the Me-8 road. There is a free parking lot at the village entrance.
• By Bus: If you prefer public transport, you can take bus line 93, which connects Mahón with Binibeca during the high season.
• By Bike or on Foot: For hiking and cycling enthusiasts, there is a coastal route from Punta Prima or Sant Lluís that leads to Binibeca, offering breathtaking Mediterranean views.

Where to Eat in Binibeca?

Binibeca has several gastronomic options where you can taste the best of Menorcan cuisine. Some of its most typical dishes include lobster stew, the island’s star dish; Mahonese cheese, a cured cheese with a designation of origin; and fresh fish and seafood, accompanied by local products.

For an authentic experience, we suggest a gourmet restaurant in Menorca.

Discover Binibeca by Staying at ANNUA

If you want to enjoy Binibeca and the authentic essence of Menorca, ANNUA offers exclusive accommodation options with a touch of luxury and tradition.

• Hotel Amagatay, located in an old Menorcan estate, is perfect for those looking to disconnect in a natural setting. With a pool surrounded by olive and almond trees, elegant and sustainable design, and gastronomy based on local products, it becomes an ideal option.
• Hotel Morvedra Nou offers a more traditional experience. A charming hotel with an ideal location near Menorca’s best coves and a cozy atmosphere. If you're looking for a place to relax after exploring Mahón and Menorca, our charming hotels in Menorca are the best choice.

If you’re planning your visit, now you know what to see in Binibeca, how to get there, and where to eat. And if you want to make your stay unforgettable, ANNUA offers the perfect accommodation to experience Menorca with maximum comfort and authenticity.

Discover Binibeca and fall in love with its Mediterranean charm!