Villa Sirocco | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sant Lluis

Eight guests, four bedrooms, and a Mediterranean coastline that drops away just beyond the garden wall—Villa Sirocco in Sant Lluís offers the kind of seaside escape where you wake to the sound of water and spend afternoons debating whether to swim from the terrace or walk 200 metres to the sandy cove. This luxury villa rental in Sant Lluís, Menorca sits on the Binisafuller coastline, where the Balearic Sea meets dramatic rocky outcrops and hidden swimming spots that most visitors never find.

Inside Villa Sirocco

Villa Sirocco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across a single expansive ground floor that flows from one living space to the next without walls or corridors to interrupt the light.

The living and dining room occupies the villa’s heart—a generous open-plan space where morning sun floods through tall windows from dawn until mid-afternoon. The far wall opens onto the sun terrace, so the boundary between indoors and out becomes almost invisible. This is where you’ll gather for evening aperitivos before moving to the covered dining terrace, where ceiling fans keep the air moving even at the height of summer.

The kitchen runs the length of one side and comes fully equipped: dual gas hobs, electric oven, separate fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster. The counter space is genuine—not an afterthought—and the kitchen opens onto the dining terrace, so whoever is cooking never misses the conversation. There’s also a separate laundry room with a full-size washing machine, because a family of eight generates washing.

Four bedrooms cater to different group compositions. The primary bedroom has a double bed, air-conditioning, and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower and WC—the kind of private refuge you’ll appreciate after days of shared terraces. A second double bedroom with air-conditioning sits adjacent, also with its own walk-in shower and WC. Two further bedrooms each contain twin beds and individual air-conditioning units. A fourth shared bathroom with walk-in shower and WC serves the villa’s secondary spaces.

Every bedroom has air-conditioning, ceiling fans for those who prefer natural airflow, and storage that actually accommodates two weeks of summer clothes without creating luggage mountains. Hairdryers are supplied in each room—small detail, real comfort.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden is the villa’s secret weapon. Beyond the main terrace lies a genuine landscape—not just a rectangle of gravel and potted plants—with mature plantings that provide shade and privacy. An egg swing chair hangs in a corner, the kind of spot where you’ll lose hours with a book and an espresso. Lavender releases its scent in the warmth of the afternoon, mixing with the mineral smell of the sea carried on the breeze that gives this villa its name.

The swimming pool sits at the garden’s focus point, surrounded by a sun terrace with loungers and parasols. The pool has Roman steps for gradual entry—important for younger children—and genuine depth for swimming rather than wading. From certain angles, you can see straight across the water to the Mediterranean beyond.

A covered dining terrace provides essential shade during the hottest hours and doubles as an outdoor lounge when evening winds cool the air. A built-in barbecue sits nearby, fuelled and ready for grilled seafood from the markets in Mahón or Ciutadella. There is dedicated parking on the property, and a shaded seating area positioned to catch the sea view while remaining protected from direct sun.

Location: Sant Lluís and the Surrounding Area

Sant Lluís sits on the eastern side of Menorca, a quieter alternative to the busier western resorts. Villa Sirocco’s address in Binisafuller puts you steps from the water but away from the crowds that gather at Binibeca Nou (approximately 3km south along the coastal road), a proper sandy beach where families with young children find shallow, calm water and a choice of waterfront restaurants and cafés.

A 15-minute coastal walk from the villa leads to a smaller sand cove—perfect for snorkelling or a private picnic—while a waterside restaurant within 400 metres offers fresh catches daily: local grouper, bream, and the region’s famous caldereta de langosta (lobster stew), a speciality of these waters. The village of Binibeca itself, just south, is a postcard-perfect whitewashed fishing village with narrow streets, boat launches, and the kind of quiet charm that photographs well and feels even better in person.

The island’s two main towns sit within easy reach. Mahón, 15km to the northwest (approximately 25 minutes by car), serves as Menorca’s capital and largest port. The Mahón harbourfront stretches for kilometres, lined with restaurants and bars that stay lively from lunch through late evening. The town’s markets—Mercado del Claustro—open mornings and sell everything from produce to local crafts. Ciudadella, on the western coast (approximately 45 minutes from Villa Sirocco), is smaller, more romantic, with a cathedral overlooking a natural harbour and equally excellent restaurants clustered around the main square.

Nature reserves and walking trails ribbon through the island’s interior. The S’Albufera wetland, 12km north, hosts migratory birds and has wooden boardwalk trails suitable for all fitness levels. Cycling routes connect nearly every village—Menorca’s flat terrain makes it ideal for leisurely rides. Local wineries near Sant Climent (8km west) offer tastings of the island’s emerging wine scene, a much newer venture than the cheese production that has made Mahón cheese famous across Spain.

Menorca airport sits 10km east of Mahón (approximately 20 minutes from Villa Sirocco by car). The drive south from the airport takes you through pine forests and agricultural land before arriving at the coast. Supermarkets in Sant Lluís village centre (approximately 2km away) stock everything necessary for self-catering, or you can arrange our chef service to prepare meals using local ingredients.

The best months to visit are May through early June, when the water is warm enough for swimming but the intensity of July-August crowds has not yet arrived. September and early October offer similar conditions. Winter (December-February) brings mild temperatures—rarely below 10°C—but the sea becomes too cold for casual swimming. For destination inspiration and detailed seasonal planning, explore our Menorca travel guide, which covers festivals, cultural events, and regional specialities throughout the year. You can also browse other luxury villa rentals in Spain and our full collection of properties in Sant Lluís.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Sirocco works for multi-generational family groups where grandparents need their own bedroom with ensuite, parents occupy the other double, and children have twin beds in adjacent rooms—everyone has space but the villa’s layout keeps the group connected. The four bedrooms also suit two couples travelling together, with private bathrooms ensuring no morning bottlenecks.

The combination of a fully equipped kitchen, dining terrace, and available chef service appeals to groups who want flexibility: cook breakfast yourselves, eat lunch at a beachside restaurant, have the chef prepare dinner one or two evenings. Families with children under 12 appreciate the private pool (no lifeguard required for supervised paddling), the sandy cove within walking distance, and Binibeca Nou beach just minutes away with its shallow waters and family facilities.

The seafront location attracts swimmers and snorkellers who want immediate access to the water without travelling to a beach club. The covered terrace and garden shade suit those seeking hot-weather escapes who don’t want to spend all day in the sun. Couples celebrating anniversaries or special occasions find the private pool, sea views, and available spa treatments (massage, facials) appealing; the villa can accommodate their privacy while remaining a short drive from restaurants and nightlife in Mahón or Ciudadella.

Practical Information

Villa Sirocco accommodates 8 guests: 2 in the main bedroom (double), 2 in the secondary double bedroom, 2 in one twin room, and 2 in the second twin room. Three bathrooms serve these spaces (two ensuite to the primary bedrooms, one shared with the twin rooms), ensuring reasonable morning routines even with a full house.

Menorca airport is 10km from the villa (approximately 20-minute transfer by car). A supermarket and local shops are 2km away in Sant Lluís village. The rental price includes Wi-Fi throughout the property, bed linen, towels, pool access, and air-conditioning in bedrooms. Television is available for those rare rainy days. Check-in is flexible and arranged at booking. Babysitting, transfers from the airport, maid service, a private chef for meal preparation, spa treatments, and guided wine tastings can all be arranged in advance. Yoga classes are available through local instructors, and golfers will find courses at Menorca Golf Club (approximately 12km away) and Son Parc Golf (18km), both championship courses with sea views.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Sirocco

How many guests does Villa Sirocco sleep?

Villa Sirocco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The primary double bedroom has ensuite facilities, a secondary double bedroom has a separate ensuite, and two twin rooms share a third bathroom. This configuration suits families, groups of friends, or couples travelling together—each group has private sleeping and washing spaces without creating a warren of corridors.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Sirocco in Sant Lluís?

Menorca airport (IBZ) is 10km from Villa Sirocco, approximately a 20-minute drive. Direct flights operate from most European capitals spring through autumn. Winter flights often require a connection through Madrid or Barcelona. Transfers can be arranged as part of your booking, or you can rent a car for exploring the island’s beaches and villages at your own pace.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Sirocco?

May and early June offer warm, sunny weather with water temperatures around 18-20°C—cold but swimmable after the initial shock. July and August are the hottest (28-30°C) but also the busiest. September and early October have water temperatures around 23-24°C and fewer tourists. Winter is mild (10-14°C daytime) and attracts walkers and cyclists but swimming is uncomfortable. Menorca’s wildflower season peaks in May. The summer festival season (fiestas) runs July-September across different towns.

Is Villa Sirocco suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property has a private swimming pool with Roman steps for gradual entry, suitable for supervised children from toddlerhood upwards. The garden provides safe outdoor space away from roads. A sandy cove lies within 15 minutes’ walking (though younger children may need carrying over the rocky sections). Binibeca Nou beach (3km south) has shallow, calm water and family facilities including restaurants with children’s menus. Babysitting can be arranged, and high chairs and travel cots are available on request.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Sirocco?

The rental includes all bed linen and towels, Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, electricity, water, and air-conditioning in the bedrooms. The pool is heated seasonally (May-October). Cleaning is provided at the end of your stay. Maid service, a private chef, transfers, babysitting, spa treatments, and yoga instruction are available as paid additions arranged before your arrival. The barbecue and fully equipped kitchen allow self-catering, or meals can be prepared by the chef using produce from local markets.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Sirocco?

A waterside restaurant with seafood specialities sits within 400 metres (5-minute walk). Binibeca village (3km south) has multiple restaurants ranging from casual chiringuitos (beach bars) to proper dining rooms serving caldereta de langosta and grilled fish. Sant Lluís village centre (2km away) has a supermarket, bakery, and hardware shop. Mahón (15km northwest) has market halls, specialist food shops, and dozens of restaurants. For local specialities, try ensaimada pastries (a sweet Menorcan spiral), mahón cheese, and locally made gin—a surprising island tradition since Mahón was a British garrison in the 18th century and the locals adopted the soldiers’ spirit-making habits.

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