Binibeca WEATHER
The resort of Binibeca stretches from Cala Torret, with a selection of restaurants, and S`Atalaya in the east, to Binibeca Vell, the famous fishing village in the west.

At Binibeca Nou you`ll find a gorgeous, dune-backed sandy beach with a relaxing beach bar, a small restaurant and sunbeds perfect for an afternoon snooze.

The next bay at Binisafau is popular for swimming and snorkelling.

Binibeca Vell has a selection of shops, restaurants and bars - some traditional and others more aimed at holidaymakers.



Beach Access: 
Binibeca Beach:
Accessed from several paths, 3 man made so suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs, there is ample free car parking and decicated disabled parking behind the beach.
Public Transport:
Bus stop on Carrer de Plaja de Llevant (Route 93 TMSA) Mahon - Sant Lluis - Binibequer
In General: 
The main beach in Binibeca is a sandy cove with shallow clear waters, ideal for paddling and kids. Sun loungers and shades can be hired as too can pedalos.
Kayaks available locally and a diving centre.
Lifeguards & First Aid: 
Lifeguards Yes | First Aid TBC
There is a beach 'Flag System' in place, always abide by the flag:
RED Dangerous, do not swim.
YELLOW Caution of currents, swimming allowed.
GREEN Swimming allowed.
ORANGE No lifeguard.
 
Toilets & Showers: 
Toilets Yes | Beach Showers Yes 
Restaurants/Cafes/Bars: 
There is a popular beach bar with other food outlets available in and around Cala Torret just 10 to 15 minutes walk away.  
Shopping: 
Limited shopping only.