Villa Campelo

Binibeca is a wonderful holiday location with a pretty, cobbled town centre, delightful whitewashed houses and a fabulous three kilometre stretch of glistening silver sand. The beach offers a wonderful beach bar, shallow turquoise water and dramatic rocks making it great for snorkeling. In the summer months there are kayaks and electric fun boats to hire as well as sun beds, parasols and a popular ice cream stand. The dive centre is very popular. Binibeca also offers tennis courts, souvenir shops, bars and restaurants to enjoy. Binibeca is separated into Binibeca Nou and Binibeca Vell, the appealing, traditional, flower adorned Menorcan fishing village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Local suppliers offer their produce at markets held near the fishermans village. The atmospheric warren of cobbled streets is lined with unique boutiques selling leather goods and jewellery.

The popular town of Sant Luis is 5 kilometres away with its Binifadet wineries, whitewashed church and windmill. You can taste delicious wines as well as their famous wine jelly babies at the wineries. San Luis in an interesting town which was founded by the French in 1761 and built around its church. The Es Moli de Dalt windmill is fully restored and open to the public.

At the southernmost point of Menorca, between Binibeca and Punta Prima, you will find Son Ganxo. It was originally a small fishing village but has now grown into a charming hamlet with fabulous coastal views over to the little island of Isla Del Aire with its lighthouse. It has a delightful cove where you can dive and swim from the rocks and swimming platform. Punta Prima is just minutes away with its breathtaking beach.

The picturesque capital of Mahon is just 10 kilometres from the villa, a cool capital which fabulously merges beach and culture, doing the job since 1721. Mahon is an attractive city, paved with historic remnants and beautifully kept, renovated churches. Close to the Placa Espanya you will discover the pretty 18th century Gothic Carme church. The 18th century Xoriguer Gin Distillery is worth a visit and there are many independant shops selling leather, pottery and clothes. You should try a refreshing pomada cocktail in one of the trendy bars. The early morning fish market is fascinating to walk through with its huge array of colourful fish. Mahon loves its shopping and its nightlife. You will be spoilt for bars and clubs. Mahon’s beach scene starts ten minutes drive north at Mesquida, a beautiful unspoilt cove. Five minutes from there is the gorgeous dune-backed Es Grau and southbound is the stunning Blue Flag beach, Punta Prima.

The island’s former capital is Ciutadella, Menorca’s second city. It is a wonderful 45 minute drive away, passing Alaoir, famous for its shoes and cheese and Es Mercadal, the gateway to Monte Toro, Menorca’s highest peak. Ciutadella boasts a picturesque port and an engaging old quarter lined with grand, gold-tinged buildings. The medieval streets are brimming with palaces, churches and fortresses including its Gothic cathedral. There are also wonderful restaurants and bars. Placa d’es Born is one of the most picturesque squares in Ciutadella. Waterside dining can be found at the port. If you get there early enough you can watch the fishermen bringing in the local catch of the day. You can also catch a ferry from here to Alcudia in Mallorca. Ciutadella celebrates its local festival on 23 and 24 June each year. The party is one of the most spectacular festivals in Menorca so if you happen to be in Menorca then, you really shouldn’t miss it.

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THE REGION

The mellow island of Menorca drums to a slower beat than siblings Mallorca and Ibiza, and therefore perfect if you’re looking for a holiday of rest and relaxation. The easternmost Balearic Island is lined by some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean: long swathes of powder-fine sand give way to rocky calas (bays) lapped by pale blue waters.

While you’re enjoying one of our fantastic villas in Menorca you may well want to explore everything else the region has to offer – so we’ve put together this handy travel guide to give you a little help and inspiration!

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