Cala Binidali, Golden sand beach in Maó, Spain
Cala Binidali is a small sandy beach on Menorca's southern coast, sheltered by limestone cliffs that rise from the waterline. The cove features shallow waters close to shore and gently sloping sand for easy entry.
The cove has served as a sheltered anchorage since ancient times, providing refuge for maritime traders along Mediterranean routes. Its protected position made it valuable to seafarers crossing between continents for centuries.
The cove attracts local families who gather here regularly, and the sheltered waters make it a favorite spot for swimmers and small boat owners seeking a quiet mooring place.
The beach is reached by a short path from the Binidali residential area where parking is limited. Bring supplies with you since there are no nearby shops or services at this quiet location.
The water clarity allows divers and snorkelers to see several meters down the water column with ease. Schools of small fish and other marine creatures often swim close to the surface within arm's reach.
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