Casa Rem | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Binibequer Sant Lluis

A luxury villa rental in Binibèquer Menorca means trading the noise of tourist hotspots for the authentic Mediterranean rhythm of a whitewashed fishing village where locals still outnumber visitors. Casa Rem sits in the heart of this southeastern coastal gem, offering six guests the kind of privacy and character that mass-market holiday rentals simply cannot replicate. You’re not renting a villa here—you’re borrowing a piece of village life.

Inside Casa Rem

Casa Rem sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged on a single ground floor for complete accessibility and ease of movement. The layout flows from communal living spaces into private sleeping quarters, with each room receiving careful attention to both comfort and light.

The open-plan living and dining zone forms the social heart of the villa. The lounge features generous seating arranged around a television, while glass doors dissolve the boundary between indoors and the surrounding terrace, flooding the space with southern light. The dining area sits adjacent, ready to accommodate six people comfortably for meals prepared in the fully-equipped kitchen. That kitchen features a functioning oven, gas hob, full-size fridge-freezer, dishwasher for post-meal cleanup, and coffee maker for the essential morning ritual—the kind of setup that transforms holiday cooking from a chore into a pleasure.

The master bedroom contains a double bed with air-conditioning and its own ensuite bathroom fitted with shower and WC—practical separation when multiple couples are staying. Two additional twin-bed bedrooms, each with air-conditioning, share a family bathroom, making this configuration ideal for multi-generational groups or friends traveling together. The shared bathroom contains a toilet and bathing facilities designed for convenience rather than luxury, reflecting the villa’s honest Mediterranean character.

Throughout the interior, air-conditioning runs on every bedroom, a genuine comfort in Menorca’s summer heat. A washing machine, iron and ironing board, and basic toaster round out the domestic essentials. High-speed Wi-Fi connects you to the outside world whenever you choose to use it—though most guests find they don’t.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior spaces define Casa Rem’s appeal. A private swimming pool with roman steps occupies the centerpiece of the garden, its waters facing south toward the Mediterranean light. Sun loungers and an umbrella occupy the pool terrace, creating the classic setup for uninterrupted hours of swimming, reading, or simply watching the sky change color.

Beyond the pool area, an outdoor dining terrace seats the group comfortably for breakfast under shade or evening meals as the temperature drops. A working barbecue stands ready for grilled fish, local meats, or simply the ritual of cooking together. The garden itself provides greenery and privacy screening from neighboring properties—a rare luxury in dense Binibèquer.

A staircase leads to a roof terrace where sea views open across the Mediterranean. This elevated vantage point becomes a favorite evening retreat as the sun descends, when the light turns the water gold and the village below quiets into its evening rhythm.

Location: Binibèquer and the Surrounding Area

Binibèquer Vell exists as a deliberate counterpoint to Menorca’s busier beach destinations. This compact village was reconstructed in the 1970s specifically to recreate the whitewashed fisherman’s quarter aesthetic, yet it avoids feeling artificial because locals genuinely live here alongside visitors. Narrow lanes twist unpredictably between cubic buildings painted brilliant white, creating natural shade and a cooling effect during summer months.

The village’s own beach—Binibeca Beach—lies 400 metres downhill from Casa Rem, a walk of under 10 minutes. The water here forms a natural harbor, resulting in shallow, calm conditions that make it genuinely suitable for young children or hesitant swimmers. The sand remains manageable even at peak summer periods because few tourists venture this far south from the main developed beaches.

Mahón, the island’s capital, sits 18 kilometres northwest via the Me-1 highway, approximately a 25-minute drive. This clifftop port town surrounds a natural harbor ranked among Europe’s deepest, creating a working marina lined with bars, restaurants, and fishing boats. The Esplanada—Mahón’s main square—erupts into a farmers’ market on Tuesdays and Saturdays selling local produce, cheese, and handicrafts. The Marina stretches for two kilometres along the waterfront, a sequence of seafood restaurants where you can watch sailboats enter and exit the harbor while eating fresh fish.

The broader island offers two major cultural circuits accessible from Casa Rem. The Talaiotic settlements—Bronze Age monuments consisting of stone towers and ceremonial sites—scattered across the interior represent Europe’s least-known prehistoric heritage. The Cami de Cavalls, a 185-kilometre trail circumnavigating the island’s coastline, can be tackled in sections by car-based travelers, with portions like the Fornells to Es Grau stretch delivering dramatic cliff-top views with minimal crowds.

Sant Lluís, the nearest town to the south (6 kilometres away), maintains a traditional Thursday market where Menorca’s agricultural surplus appears—almonds, cheese, wine, and local textiles. The town’s church and central plaza offer basic services and restaurant options without the bustle of Mahón.

For wine exploration, Menorca produces a distinctive local vermouth and limited wine production, with visits possible at Es Mercadal’s wineries. Golf enthusiasts will find Menorca Golf Club near Alaior (25 kilometres west), an 18-hole course with views across the agricultural heartland.

Menorca’s airport (Aeroport de Menorca) operates 37 kilometres northwest of Binibèquer, approximately 45 minutes by car depending on traffic. Direct flights connect to Madrid, Barcelona, and numerous European cities seasonally.

Explore our villas in Binibequer Vell for similar Mediterranean properties, browse our luxury villas in Spain, or discover more options in our Sant Lluís collection. For destination planning, consult our comprehensive Menorca travel guide covering seasonal highlights, activities, and local cuisine.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Rem functions ideally for families with children aged 5 and upward. The pool provides supervised water play without exposure to open water currents, while Binibeca Beach’s shallow conditions create confidence in younger swimmers. The villa’s single-floor layout eliminates stair navigation concerns for elderly grandparents, making it genuinely suitable for three-generation groups.

Groups of 3-4 couples will find the space naturally divides into public zones (living, dining, kitchen) and private zones (bedrooms), allowing for both group interaction and couple privacy. The double bed in the master suite accommodates one couple preferentially, while the twin bedrooms work well for friends who don’t require ensuite access.

Professional remote workers have rented Casa Rem successfully during shoulder seasons (May, September), appreciating reliable Wi-Fi and the absence of construction noise that characterizes larger resort developments. The village’s quiet morning atmosphere suits focus work conducted before afternoon swimming.

Couples seeking Mediterranean authenticity without resort infrastructure will discover Casa Rem delivers precisely this experience—access to beaches, villages, and restaurants without the mediation of hotel staff, activities coordinators, or curated experiences.

Practical Information

Casa Rem accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The villa carries tourist license number VT632ME, confirming legal operational status. The property operates year-round, though summer months (June through September) see demand peaks and corresponding price premiums.

Rental rates include utilities (electricity, water, gas), high-speed Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, and weekly linen and towel changes. Pool heating operates seasonally. Cleaning services are available via arrangement. Professional chef services, spa treatments, yoga instruction, and wine-tasting experiences can be pre-booked through Excellence Luxury Villas, as can airport transfers from Menorca’s airport.

Binibèquer’s nearest supermarket (Supermercado MAS) operates 300 metres from Casa Rem, a straightforward walk for daily shopping. Mahón’s larger supermarkets and market provide more extensive selections but require the 25-minute drive.

Check-in typically occurs at 4:00 PM, check-out at 11:00 AM, though flexibility is occasionally possible depending on the booking schedule and staff availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Rem

How many guests does Casa Rem sleep?

Casa Rem sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom contains a double bed with ensuite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms each contain twin beds and share a family bathroom. The villa contains one sofa in the lounge, though this is not configured as a sofa bed for sleeping. Fold-out sleeping arrangements are not available.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Rem in Binibèquer?

Menorca’s airport (Aeroport de Menorca) is the nearest air gateway, located 37 kilometres northwest of Binibèquer. The drive from the airport to Casa Rem takes approximately 45 minutes via the Me-1 highway under normal traffic conditions. Airport transfer services can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas for an additional fee.

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

May and September offer ideal conditions—water temperatures around 18-19°C are comfortable for swimmers, crowds have thinned substantially after summer peaks, and Mediterranean light remains strong through both shoulder seasons. June through August deliver the warmest water (22-24°C) and longest daylight hours, though Binibèquer village becomes more crowded and accommodation prices peak. April and October see fewer tourists but water temperatures drop to 15-17°C. Winter (November-March) experiences occasional rainfall and cooler sea temperatures (12-14°C), though rarely freezing conditions.

Is Casa Rem suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Rem functions well for families with children aged 5 and upward. The private swimming pool allows supervised water time without exposure to ocean currents or undertow. Binibeca Beach, a 10-minute downhill walk, provides shallow, calm water ideal for young swimmers developing confidence. The village itself presents minimal traffic hazards due to its pedestrian-focused layout and limited motorized vehicle access. High chairs and cots are not available at the villa—families with infants should confirm availability before booking.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Rem?

The rental price includes electricity, water, gas, and Wi-Fi internet access. Weekly linen and towel changes are provided. Air-conditioning operates throughout the bedrooms. The pool remains available for swimming (seasonal heating can be arranged). Cleaning services beyond the standard weekly change can be added for supplementary fees. Maid service, professional cooking, spa treatments, yoga instruction, and wine-tasting experiences are separately bookable.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Rem?

Binibèquer village contains 2-3 small cafés and restaurants within the pedestrian quarter—all within a 5-minute walk. Es Pla restaurant, located on the village’s central plaza, serves traditional Menorcan cuisine including caldereta (fish stew) and local cheese. Supermercado MAS operates 300 metres uphill from the villa for everyday supplies. Sant Lluís, 6 kilometres south, contains a Thursday farmers’ market and several casual restaurants. Mahón’s marina (18 kilometres northwest) hosts 20+ waterfront restaurants specializing in seafood, accessible for dinner trips via the 25-minute drive.