Platja de Binigaus

Platja de Binigaus is a sandy beach with golden-hued grains located on the southern coast of Menorca between two rocky points. The shoreline stretches long and narrow, sheltered by tall cliffs and pine forests that frame the entire cove.

The beach forms part of a protected natural area established to preserve the Mediterranean coastal environment. This designation came from the recognition that this stretch of shoreline needed safeguarding for future generations.

The beach serves as a gathering place where visitors can observe how local people connect with the Mediterranean way of life. You'll notice the residential area behind it reflects generations of coastal living traditions.

Access to the beach comes through walking paths from the nearby residential area. Parking is available in the surrounding neighborhoods, and lifeguards are present for safety during peak times.

The beach is surrounded by cliffs reaching about 130 feet (40 m) high, forming a natural U-shaped cove. Dense pine groves cover the rocky areas and act as natural windbreaks for the sheltered waters below.

Location: Es Migjorn Gran

Length: 1,150 m

Width: 44 m

GPS coordinates: 39.92000,4.02639

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:02