Cala BinisafĂșller, often referred to as Binibequer Vell, is a picturesque beach nestled in the San LuĂs district of Menorca, an island in the Balearic Islands, Spain. This tranquil cove is known for its clear, calm waters and is surrounded by palm trees and old huts, creating an oasis-like atmosphere.
The beach is characterized by its sandy terrain, eliminating the need for water shoes. This feature, combined with the calmness of the waters, makes Cala BinisafĂșller an ideal spot for families with young children. Despite its popularity during the high season, the beach maintains a serene, uncrowded atmosphere, providing a peaceful retreat for visitors.
The natural beauty of Cala BinisafĂșller is enhanced by the presence of nearby spots such as CalĂł Blanc and CalĂł Fondo, which offer natural pools where visitors can refresh themselves. The beach is also close to the tourist complex of Binibequer Vell, which is renowned for its unique architecture that replicates the irregular forms and layout of old Mediterranean villages.
Despite its natural allure, amenities at Cala BinisafĂșller are somewhat limited. While hammocks and umbrellas are provided for visitors' comfort, there are no facilities to purchase food or drinks, so visitors are advised to bring their own. However, there are several restaurants located in the nearby area for dining options.
Parking near Cala BinisafĂșller is available, but it is not extensive. The car park is located approximately 100 meters away from the beach, and the route from the car park to the beach involves a steep slope, which may not be suitable for manual wheelchairs. Despite this, the free parking near the beach makes it a convenient destination for those travelling by car.
To reach Cala BinisafĂșller, one can take different routes depending on the starting point. If coming from Ciutadella, it is recommended to take the detour towards Menorca Airport and head towards Sant Climent. From there, one should follow the road towards BinidalĂ and then follow the signs to BinissafĂșller. If coming from MaĂł, one should head towards Sant LluĂs and, after passing the town, follow the signs to BinibĂšquer and BinissafĂșller.
