Cala de Binibèquer, Mediterranean beach in Sant Lluís, Spain

Cala de Binibèquer is a roughly 200-metre beach of fine white sand on the south coast of Menorca, in the municipality of Sant Lluís, 5 km from the town of Sant Lluís. It lies between the fishing village of Binibèquer Vell and Binibèquer Nou (Cala Torret), backed by low vegetation, pines and rocks. The water is turquoise, and the beach has a Red Cross post, public toilets, a bar and sun loungers.

The beach lies between Binibèquer Vell, a fishermen's village, and Binibèquer Nou, which grew up around Cala Torret; together they form Binibèquer. It sits 5 km from Sant Lluís on Menorca's south coast, reached by the road marked "Binibèquer" off the Rotonda de la Pau, then a left turn at a second roundabout and 200 m to the beach car park.

The beach sits between Binibèquer Vell, a whitewashed fishing village, and Binibèquer Nou, also called Cala Torret. The fishermen's hut at the picnic area, known as el Bucanero, has a red door that visitors can spot from the sand.

The beach sits between Binibèquer Vell and Binibèquer Nou, reached from Sant Lluís by the road marked "Binibèquer"; after the roundabout, a left turn leads to a car park 200 m from the sand. Red Cross post, public toilets, a bar and sun loungers are on site, and the beach has maritime access. Summer occupancy is high.

The beach sits between Binibèquer Vell, a fishermen's village, and Binibèquer Nou (Cala Torret); the two settlements together with the beach form Binibeca. The picnic area is dominated by a fishermen's hut with a characteristic red door, known as el Bucanero. Access is by sea as well as by road.