I visited Cala Pregonda in September during the week. It wasn’t too busy but it wasn’t too quiet either. We parked at Binimel-La at about 10:30 in the morning. We travelled there in a hire car and some of the roads were quite narrow and the final road very bumpy.The car park was quiet on arrival but there was a steady flow of traffic and was very busy when we left. It took about 30 minutes to get to Pregonda and it was quite a hot walk. It isn’t too difficult though there is a bit of a climb just before arriving at the beach. That said, the views are stunning. There are no facilities at the beach so take plenty of water. Pregonda was fantastic. The views from the beach were stunning, the sea was calm and warm and the atmosphere was very relaxed. I had read that this was a beach where you can bathe au naturel but there were no nude people when I arrived and I noticed only about 5 all day. Don’t be put off if nude bathers bother you because there were so few but likewise if you do want to bathe nude, don’t be put off either because no one will bat an eyelid. There is a restaurant at Binimel-La where you can get refreshments when you get back to the car park. I would fully recommend Pregonda as a must see place in Menorca.

Go early! It gets packed, trust me, "Parking cala Binimel-La y cala". After reading some great advice we got there early 08.00 at the car park name above and right by the start of the trail and only handful of cars. The trail to get there is rocky, so a kids buggy is a no no unless your going to carry them, but as there is no shade and trail is rocky I'd give it a miss its about 25min trek. Also, as I found at the time we arrived, the wife and I were engulfed in mossies OMG they were on a mission and 20 or more bites later each we managed to get to Cala Pregonda - Make sure you spray that's the best advice I can give you!!!. Once at the beach, the mossies cleared up and wow what a beach and the snorkeling is fabulous with shoals of fish around you so take some bread to feed them from the beach or as you swim and even saw some small rays. The sea is crystal clear and warm and great for children who were able to walk there or non swimmers as it goes out gradually. The little rock pool areas are great as you can swim in them also. There are no facilities at the beach, so go prepared, cream, water, umbrella as no shade but def worth a visit. After a few hours, the beach was rammed, but as we were there earlier, we had got to enjoy it and left when the hords were still coming. On the trek back not a single mossie so must have been due to the early morning and being a bit cooler but when we got back to the car park wow cars parked as far as the eyes could see, and this road is very uneven and rocky, Gravel so drive carefully.

Specially beautiful. We got there from the other side as the road the beach specific parking lot was closed. So we walked about one hour over two small hills and crossed two beaches. The whole way is magic with this reddish sand beach and hills, stones. Impressive beauty. Unforgettable. Never experienced a beach like this. The combination of cristal clear sea water and the small stone island in front of the beach were just another planet scenery. Great for snorkeling and easy swim till the stone island in front of it.