Binibeca Holidays

If you've ever seen a photo of Menorca and thought "I need to be there," it was probably Binibeca. This place is a heaven-like masterpiece of sugar-cube houses and charming alleys that feel more like a film set than a holiday village.

Why do people love going on holidays to Binibeca?

• The "Pueblo de Pescadores" - This recreated fishing village is a total stunner, featuring narrow, silent streets and wooden balconies that are pure Mediterranean goals.

• Low-rise Luxury - You won't find any mahoosive skyscrapers here; Binibeca is all about stylish villas and boutique stays that keep Menorca's skyline looking amaze.

• Incredible Snorkelling - The rocky inlets around the coast are popping off with marine life, offering crystal-clear water that’s better than any aquarium.

• A Softer Pace - It is the ultimate spot for a "chill" jolly where the biggest decision of the day is which shaded terrace to grab your afternoon snack on.

What is the best time to visit Binibeca?

Binibeca is a seasonal sweetheart that truly shines when the Balearic sun is out to play. While the village is famous for its quiet charm, it really comes to life in the warmer months when the white walls reflect that sizzling Mediterranean light and the sea becomes a dreamy shade of turquoise.

• Spring (March - May) - Fresh and flowery - Temperatures average a lovely 17-21°C, making it a proper quality time for coastal walks before the summer heat really kicks in.

• Summer (June - August) - Scorchio season - Prep for baking temperatures of 29°C+ daily, which is the perfect excuse to spend your entire holiday between the pool and the sea.

• Autumn (September - October) - The sweet spot - The crowds die out but the water remains just-right at around 23°C, perfect for those who want a boujee, peaceful escape.

• Winter (November - February) - Silent sanctuary - It’s a mild 13-15°C, and while many spots take a break, it’s a more than ideal time for writers or those seeking total solitude.

What are the best beaches to visit on your Binibeca holidays?

The coastline here is a mix of soft sandy bays and deep blue "calas" carved into the rocks, providing plenty of variety for your daily dip.

• Binibeca Beach - The local star - A gorge, sheltered bay with fine white sand and a very cool beach bar (chiringuito) that the kiddos will love for ice cream breaks.

• Biniancolla - The quiet cove - A tiny, traditional fishing harbour nearby that is absolutely top-class for those who want to jump off rocks into deep, sapphire water.

• Binisafua - The shallow sanctuary - A small, calm beach just down the road that is perfect for a relaxed paddle away from the main hub.

• Cala Mesquida - The rugged alternative - A short drive away, this wider beach offers a bit more space and a wilder, natural vibe for a change of pace.

Things to do on your Binibeca holidays

While lounging is the primary sport here, there is plenty to explore if you can tear yourself away from your villa's poolside for a moment or two.

• Get lost in the Fishermen's Village - Spend an hour wandering the winding, whitewashed maze of the Pueblo - just remember to keep it hush as people live there!

• Coastal Path Rambling - Follow the Cami de Cavalls trail for some stun views of the Menorcan coastline and hidden rocky inlets.

• Splash Sur Menorca - Head to the nearby waterpark for a day of monster slides and splash pools that will keep the kiddos entertained for hours.

• Sunset at Bini-Pa - Grab a cocktail at a clifftop bar and watch the sun dip below the horizon for a movie-like moment to end your day.

• Kayak Adventures - Rent a kayak from the beach to explore the sea caves and hidden arches that are dotted along this part of the coast.

• Visit Mahon - Take a 15-minute drive to the island's capital for some fancy shopping and a tour of one of the world's largest natural harbours.