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Cala Binisafúller

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Última actualización: 20/08/2024

Cala Binisafúller
Cala BinisafúllerThe
small beach of Binisafúller, also known as Binisafua, is a white sandy cove located on the south coast of Menorca in the municipality of Sant Lluis, next to cala Binibeca.
The beach is small and very closed in a U-shape, so it is quite protected from the swell.
On the left side of the cove there is a small artificial ramp where you can go up and down small boats.

Beach Info

  • Orientation:South
  • Type:Semi-Urban Beach
  • Services: None
  • Summeroccupancy: 113% occupancy
  • Beach area*: 938 m2 (* Estimated. Changes every year)
  • Walking Access: 50 meters (2 minutes)
  • Nearest parking: 50 meters (2 minutes)
  • Previous Beach: Caló Blanc
  • Next beach: Binibeca
  • Is it in the Camí de Cavalls? :Yes

How to get to Binisafúller

Parking cala binisafuller
Parking cala binisafuller
Getting to Binisafúller is easy.

  • From Ciutadella you have to go by the general road of Menorca in direction to Maó and take the detour to the Airport, pass by Sant Climent and Binidalí until arriving to Binisafúller.
    In total about 55km that you can do in 40 minutes.
  • From Maó it is even easier.
    You have to go in the direction of Sant Lluís (you will pass by the wineries of Binifadet!) and from Sant Lluís follow the signs to Binisafúller.
    It’s about 11 km, it shouldn’t take you more than 10 or 15 minutes.

The free parking lot next to the beach is quite small, no more than 20 cars can fit, so if you see that the parking lot is full, the beach is probably full as well.

Once There

In Cala Binisafúller you don’t have many options, it is a really small beach in an urban area, so people don’t usually come from far away to here having virgin beaches all over Menorca.
If you like walking you can take the Camí de Cavalls, which passes just behind this cove, and go around a good piece of coast.
Along the Camí de Cavalls there are small artificial stone staircases that lead to the sea.

Eat with a view of the sea

If you like to eat well, you have 2 good restaurants within walking distance of Binisafúller Beach.

  1. The first is the Club Nautico Binisafua, a small “chiringuito” on the seafront where they serve paellas and Mediterranean dishes quite good.
    It has changed owners in 2015, and until then it was always full and it was impossible to get a table without a reservation.
  2. The second is the Txoko, a restaurant opened in 2015 by the former owners of the Club Nautico Binisafúa.
    They serve tapas, rice and fish dishes as well as very good homemade desserts.

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