Casa Gabstar | 3-Bedroom Villa in Binibequer Nou Sant Lluis

A luxury villa rental in Binibequer Nou, Menorca, where six guests wake to Mediterranean light and the distant murmur of waves against white sand. Casa Gabstar sits in this quiet corner of Spain’s Balearic islands, 500 metres from Binibeca Beach, where the water runs crystal-clear and the village architecture whispers stories of traditional fishing communities. This is where families and friend groups come to reset—not to chase Instagram moments, but to actually live differently for a week or two.

Inside Casa Gabstar

Casa Gabstar sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Ground floor is where daily life happens. The kitchen opens generously into living space—this is the kind of layout where someone preparing dinner can chat with guests settling into armchairs, where the ceiling fan keeps air moving on warm afternoons. A dining table for six sits by the living area, and from here you can see straight through to the covered terrace and the turquoise rectangle of the pool beyond. Two king-size bedrooms with air-conditioning look directly onto the pool deck; a third bedroom with twin beds completes the sleeping arrangement. The master bathrooms include separate walk-in showers—large enough that two people don’t need to negotiate space in the morning. A utility room with washing machine, separate toilet and shower room means the practical side of a six-person household doesn’t interrupt the holiday.

Bedrooms are air-conditioned retreats from the Menorcan heat. Windows frame the pool and gardens; at dawn, you hear the island waking before the day grows loud. Beds themselves are the kind that make sleep feel deliberate and restful, not an afterthought squeezed between activities.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior is where Casa Gabstar reveals its real character. A triangular swimming pool—8.7 metres by 6.9 metres, depth to 2.6 metres—dominates the space, edged with Roman steps that let you slip gradually into the water rather than plunging. Six sun loungers cluster around it; one pool umbrella provides strategic shade. The pool terrace is expansive, designed so that six people can sunbathe without feeling crowded, and a poolside shower lets you rinse off without tracking chlorine indoors.

Two distinct dining terraces encourage different moods. A covered terrace with seating for six offers shade for breakfast or afternoon reading, with views that stretch across the garden toward the sea. On the dining terrace, a built-in table and bench seating sit beside a built-in barbecue—this is where the evening meal happens, where wine gets poured as the light turns golden. A rattan-style seating area for four provides a quieter perch with distant sea views; this is where conversation slows and someone inevitably says “I don’t want to leave.”

A roof terrace crowns the property, offering elevated vistas across Binibequer Nou’s whitewashed geometry toward the water. This is the space for sunsets, for phone calls home that begin with “you won’t believe where we are.”

Location: Binibequer Nou and the Surrounding Area

Binibequer Nou occupies a particular place on Menorca’s map—close enough to activity, remote enough to feel removed from tourism’s machinery. Binibeca Beach, 500 metres south, has the sand and clarity you came for. Cala Torret, a short walk away, clusters restaurants, bars, a supermarket and bakery into one convenient point; this is where locals eat, not where tour coaches stop. Binibeca Vell, the old village just inland, preserves a warren of whitewashed streets that invite wandering—boutique shops and small cafes occupy ground-floor spaces carved from fishermen’s houses.

The geography opens outward from here. Menorca’s southern coast runs east and west; each direction reveals coves and beaches with different characters. Son Bou Beach, 8 kilometres east, stretches for nearly 2 kilometres—one of the island’s largest and most popular family beaches. Cala Galdana, 12 kilometres southwest, cradles a beach backed by pine forest; kayak outfitters operate here year-round. Cova d’en Xoroi, a legendary cliffside cave bar 15 kilometres west near Alaior, opens onto sunset views that justify the drive. Splash Sur Menorca water park in Sant Lluis, 6 kilometres inland, serves families seeking structured activity; admission costs around €20 for adults, €15 for children.

Mahón, Menorca’s capital and largest town, sits 18 kilometres north. The harbour—one of the Mediterranean’s deepest—is ringed by restaurants serving fresh seafood; the old town climbs steeply with narrow lanes and local shops. Ciutadella, Menorca’s second city on the western coast, 28 kilometres away, preserves medieval streets and a cathedral overlooking a working port. Both towns have supermarkets, pharmacies and the infrastructure of proper towns, yet neither feels oversized.

Menorca International Airport is 18 kilometres north of Casa Gabstar; a transfer takes approximately 25 minutes by car. Boat hire operators at Mahón and Ciudadella arrange sailing and powerboat trips around the island’s rugged eastern coastline, exploring caves accessible only by water and anchorages in turquoise shallows. The island’s cycling infrastructure is excellent—quiet roads connect villages, and bike hire is available in most towns.

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) bring warm, stable weather with water temperatures around 18–20°C—ideal for swimming and water sports without the July–August peak heat and crowds. Summer remains consistently warm and dry; winter is mild but wetter. For destination inspiration, explore our Menorca travel guide, browse our villas in Binibequer Nou, and discover more luxury villas in Spain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Gabstar accommodates families with children aged 5 and above comfortably; the pool is supervised privately rather than relying on public infrastructure, and the ground-floor layout means parents can maintain sight lines while children play. Multi-generational groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—find the bedroom distribution works well; three bedrooms allow privacy without isolation. Friend groups of six (two couples plus two singles, or three couples) appreciate the communal spaces and the fact that nobody feels like a guest in someone else’s home. A couple might find Casa Gabstar oversized unless they actively want space to move; smaller villas suit pairs better.

Renters who cook will love the open kitchen; those who prefer eating out find restaurants 500 metres away at Cala Torret. Families seeking water sports, beach days and structured activity (waterpark, boat hire, kayaking) will use Casa Gabstar as a base. Those seeking total isolation will find the proximity to Binibeca Vell’s shops and restaurants too close; a more remote villa suits them better. Guests wanting childcare support, chef services, spa treatments or yoga classes can arrange these through Excellence Luxury Villas; maid service keeps the property managed across longer stays.

Practical Information

Casa Gabstar sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Menorca International Airport is 18 kilometres north; transfers take approximately 25 minutes by car and can be arranged. The nearest supermarket is Cala Torret’s small shop (500 metres); larger supermarkets operate in Sant Lluis (6 kilometres) and Mahón (18 kilometres).

Rental inclusions cover Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning in bedrooms, ceiling fan in the living area, bed linen, towels, pool maintenance, a pre-stocked fridge (on request), and initial cleaning. Child cots are available. Additional services—maid service, chef or cook hire, babysitting, wine tastings, spa treatments and yoga instruction—can be arranged with advance notice through Excellence Luxury Villas. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal demand; contact the office for specific dates.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Gabstar

How many guests does Casa Gabstar sleep?

Casa Gabstar accommodates 6 guests in 3 bedrooms: two rooms with king-size beds and one with twin beds. All bedrooms feature air-conditioning and direct pool or garden views. No sofa beds or additional annexes are available; 6 is the maximum occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Gabstar in Binibequer Nou?

Menorca International Airport lies 18 kilometres north of Casa Gabstar. A private transfer takes approximately 25 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Rental cars are available at the airport, though transfers through Excellence Luxury Villas can be pre-arranged at cost.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Gabstar?

April through May and September through October offer the most comfortable weather—warm days (22–26°C), low rainfall and water temperatures between 18–20°C suitable for swimming. July and August are hot (28–31°C) with consistently sunny weather but peak tourist traffic. Winter (November–March) is mild (12–16°C) with occasional rain; spring wildflowers bloom across the island, making walking appealing. Book 3–4 months ahead for peak months.

Is Casa Gabstar suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Gabstar works well for families with children aged 5 and older. The private pool allows supervised swimming without relying on lifeguard infrastructure; Roman steps and shallow entry points aid younger swimmers. Binibeca Beach, 500 metres away, has calm, shallow water ideal for children. Ground-floor bedrooms let parents supervise play areas. Babysitting can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. The waterpark at Splash Sur Menorca (6 kilometres away) provides full-day activity for children; admission averages €15–20 per child.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Gabstar?

The rental price includes bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi connectivity, air-conditioning (bedrooms) and ceiling fan (living area), pool maintenance and cleaning, utilities (electricity, water, gas), and a poolside umbrella. A pre-stocked fridge can be requested. Chef services, maid attendance beyond initial cleaning, babysitting, spa treatments, yoga classes and wine tastings are available at additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Gabstar?

Cala Torret, 500 metres walk away, has three seafood restaurants (Can Queta, La Guitarra, Es Pla), a bakery and a small supermarket. Binibeca Vell village (800 metres) has cafes and boutique shops. Sant Lluis, 6 kilometres inland, has a full supermarket and numerous local restaurants. Mahón, 18 kilometres north, has a harbour lined with restaurants serving fresh catch daily, plus large supermarkets and a covered market operating Tuesday–Sunday mornings.