Finca De Baix | 3-Bedroom Villa in Binisafua Sant Lluis

A luxury villa rental in Binisafua delivers far more than four walls and a pool. Standing in the walled garden of Finca De Baix, you’re metres from the Balearic Sea, with Cala Binibeca’s turquoise shallows visible across the headland and the scent of salt air mixing with Mediterranean herbs on the breeze. This is a base for exploring Menorca’s most authentic southeastern corner—or for doing nothing at all.

Inside Finca De Baix

Finca De Baix sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with accommodation split across two levels to suit multi-generational groups and families seeking a little privacy without isolation.

The ground floor opens with a substantial open-plan living zone. A low-slung sofa faces a wall-mounted TV, while ceiling fans move air through high spaces. The fully equipped kitchen sits adjacent—far enough for separate zones, close enough that whoever’s cooking remains part of conversation. Stainless steel appliances include a dishwasher and microwave; a coffee machine stands ready each morning. From here, glass doors lead directly to the garden.

Two twin-bedded rooms occupy the ground floor’s flanking wings. Both have wall-mounted air conditioning units and ceiling fans. The first opens onto a front terrace facing the approach; the second accesses a side terrace furnished with a small table and chairs—a private morning spot. A shared shower room with toilet serves both bedrooms.

Climb the internal staircase to find the master suite: a double bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet integrated into the room itself. Air conditioning and a ceiling fan manage Menorca’s summer heat. The real luxury here is the private balcony facing south, where the Mediterranean light changes through the day and the distant coast of Algeria becomes visible on exceptionally clear evenings. This is where you wake to the sound of gulls and waves breaking against stone.

Throughout the villa, Wi-Fi connectivity allows work to happen if necessary, though the property discourages it. A washing machine and iron handle the practicalities. Hairdryers, towels, and linen are provided. The layout means guests can move independently without constant proximity—essential for groups beyond couples.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden wraps around Finca De Baix in a deliberate, walled arrangement. The private swimming pool measures approximately 8 metres by 4 metres, with an outdoor shower positioned beside it for rinsing off salt water or sand. The pool terrace provides direct lounging space; beyond it stretches the walled garden proper—shaded by mature trees and structured for both active recreation and complete stillness.

A substantial wooden dining table sits on the main dining terrace, angled to catch westerly breezes and positioned for alfresco meals. A functional barbecue unit allows grilling fish or local meat. The side terrace, accessible from the ground-floor twin bedroom, offers additional seating in a more intimate scale.

The walling of the garden is intentional: privacy is preserved, yet from the upper balcony and certain angles, the Mediterranean remains visible. The scent of jasmine and lavender drifts through in late spring and early summer. The garden attracts local birds—hoopoes, stonechats, occasional bee-eaters in migration season.

Location: Binisafua and the Surrounding Area

Binisafua sits on the southeastern tip of Menorca, part of the broader Binibeca settlement—a collection of whitewashed fishing-village houses that tumble toward the sea. The village retains the working character of a genuine port community, not a theme-park reconstruction. Small boats still anchor in the cove; fish is landed most mornings.

Cala Binibeca itself lies 800 metres south on foot—a sheltered crescent of pale sand where families swim safely and kayaks launch toward the offshore islands of Illa d’en Colom and Illa de l’Aire. To the north, Cala Binisafuller offers similar shallow clarity and a slightly quieter atmosphere. Both are reachable within 10-15 minutes on foot through village lanes.

For dining, the waterfront restaurants of Binibeca village serve fresh langostino (Norway lobster) and caldereta de langosta (the Menorcan lobster stew that defines island cooking). El Tano and Casa de Pescado both work from daily catch. Inland, the town of Sant Llís, 8 kilometres west, holds a traditional Friday market where local cheeses, jamón ibérico, and seasonal produce change hands. The supermarket chain Eroski has an outpost in nearby Es Castell, 6 kilometres away, for self-catering essentials.

Menorca’s interior opens quickly from here. The Biosphere Reserve encompasses the entire island and includes marked walking routes through pine forests and along clifftop paths. The ancient Talaiotic settlement at Torre d’en Galmés, 12 kilometres inland, dates to 1000 BCE and stands as one of Spain’s most significant Bronze Age sites. The megalithic monuments of Binisarmenya lie even closer, 5 kilometres northwest. For golf, the Golf Menorca course at Son Parc is 18 kilometres north and ranks among the region’s finest 18-hole layouts, designed with views across the north coast.

Mahón, Menorca’s capital, sits 18 kilometres west and contains the island’s best restaurants, museums (including the Museu de Menorca), and the only major supermarket chains. Ciutadella, 44 kilometres west, preserves a fortified old town from the 14th century and serves as the cultural heart of the island, particularly during the June Festa de Sant Joan when horsemanship traditions dominate five days of celebration.

Menorca Airport, 20 kilometres north of Finca De Baix, receives direct flights from mainland Spain, the UK, and central Europe. Transfer by car takes approximately 25-30 minutes along the Me-1 highway. May through September bring the clearest weather and warmest seas (22-24°C). April and October offer milder temperatures (16-20°C) and far fewer visitors. December through February sees occasional rain but rarely cold below 8°C.

To explore more luxury villas in the region, browse our full collection of villas across Spain, or discover additional options in Sant Llís and the surrounding area. For deeper insight into what makes Menorca exceptional, our Menorca travel guide covers seasonal events, natural sites, and dining destinations across the island.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Finca De Baix works exceptionally well for multi-generational family groups of 4-6 people who value independence within shared space. The two ground-floor twin rooms allow children or younger family members some separation from parents, while the master suite serves as a private retreat for grandparents or the primary couple.

Small group holidays—three couples, for instance, or a family with adult siblings—fit the bedroom configuration perfectly. The garden’s size accommodates movement without enforced togetherness. The shared bathroom on the ground floor requires coordination but remains functional for groups accustomed to shared living.

The availability of chef service and maid support transforms the property for guests with limited cooking interest or those seeking restaurant-quality meals without the drive to Mahón. Spa treatments and yoga classes cater to wellness-focused visitors. Golf-playing groups benefit from the proximity to Son Parc and the quietude of a village location where no one expects nightlife.

Couples without children would find the villa spacious and the master suite genuinely luxurious, though bedrooms 1 and 2 would remain unused—a consideration for budget-conscious pairs looking at all-inclusive pricing.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: 6 guests maximum, across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Ground floor provides one double bedroom with en-suite and two twin bedrooms sharing a shower room; first floor offers one master double with private en-suite and balcony.

Nearest Airport: Menorca Airport (MAH) is 20 kilometres north; transfers take 25-30 minutes by car. Car hire is available at the airport and strongly recommended for exploring the island beyond walking distance from Binisafua.

Nearest Supermarket: Eroski supermarket in Es Castell, 6 kilometres away by car (10 minutes), stocks international brands and local products. The Saturday market in Es Castell offers fresh produce and meat at lower cost.

What’s Included: Wi-Fi, air conditioning in all bedrooms, heating, hot water, electricity, water, linen, towels, pool access, garden use, outdoor shower. Cleaning service is included weekly, with additional cleans available. Maid service, chef/cook services, spa treatments, yoga instruction, wine tastings, and airport transfers are available as add-on packages at additional cost.

Check-in and Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4:00 PM; check-out is 10:00 AM. Early arrival or late departure may be negotiated depending on availability and property turnover schedules. Contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly for specifics on your dates.

Frequently Asked Questions about Finca De Baix

How many guests does Finca De Baix sleep?

Finca De Baix accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: two twin bedrooms on the ground floor (sleeping 2 each) and one double bedroom on the first floor (sleeping 2). The villa has no sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements; each guest receives their own bed and dedicated bathroom access or en-suite facilities.

What is the nearest airport to Finca De Baix in Binisafua?

Menorca Airport (code MAH) is the sole commercial airport on the island, situated 20 kilometres north of Finca De Baix. By car, the journey takes 25-30 minutes along the Me-1 highway in normal traffic conditions. Airport transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas as an add-on service, typically priced per vehicle rather than per person.

What is the best time of year to rent Finca De Baix?

May through September offers the clearest skies, warmest sunshine (28-32°C daily highs), and sea temperatures reaching 22-24°C—ideal for swimming and water activities. June draws larger crowds due to school holidays and the Festa de Sant Joan in Ciutadella. April and October provide milder weather (16-20°C), far fewer tourists, and lower rental rates. December through February is the quietest season with occasional rain and daytime temperatures of 8-14°C—suited to walkers and those seeking solitude rather than beach days.

Is Finca De Baix suitable for families with children?

Yes, with important nuances. The private pool (8m × 4m) offers safe shallow-end play once children are confident swimmers; pool fencing and gates are not installed, so parental supervision is non-negotiable. Cala Binibeca, 800 metres downhill on foot, has the island’s safest family swimming with lifeguard presence in summer and shallow, protected water. The garden space allows children independent movement. The twin bedrooms on the ground floor with terrace access suit families who prefer children sleeping separately from parents. No high chairs, cots, or specialist children’s equipment are listed as available; parents must confirm these specifics when booking.

What is included in the rental price at Finca De Baix?

Included in the nightly rate: accommodation in your chosen bedrooms, Wi-Fi throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms, heating and hot water, electricity, water consumption, linen and towels (changed weekly as standard), access to the pool, garden, and all terraces, and weekly cleaning service. Utilities, maid service, chef services, spa treatments, yoga classes, wine tastings, and airport transfers are either included as base amenities or available as paid add-ons depending on your booking package.

What restaurants and shops are near Finca De Baix?

Binibeca village, 800 metres away, hosts three seafood restaurants within sight of the cove: El Tano, Casa de Pescado, and Restaurant Binibeca, all specialising in daily-landed fish and traditional caldereta de langosta. The village also has a small bakery and newsagent. For groceries, Eroski supermarket in Es Castell (6 kilometres, 10 minutes by car) stocks international and local brands. Sant Llís (8 kilometres west) holds a traditional market every Friday morning with local cheese, jamón, and produce. Mahón, the island’s capital (18 kilometres west), contains multiple supermarkets, restaurants, and the central market for specialist ingredients. For wine, Menorca produces whites and gins; the distillery Destilería Xoriguer in Mahón offers tours and tastings 20 kilometres away.