Sublime village limed in sparkling white with its tiny alleys to walk. Of course choose your schedules because overtourism (so early morning quiet) WARNING: do not take the restaurants in the main pedestrian street they are huge, crowded warm with a permanent parade level with your table When you arrive at this street enter on the right (climb the few steps) into a beautiful complex crammed with small corners, nooks, shady inner courtyard with shops and restaurant. It's really charming and much less populated Ideal: go up to the top floor and choose your small restaurant with shaded terrace and sea view

Village built in the 60s, is a false fishing village created for tourist purposes; its white houses, narrow alleys, recall places of the Greek islands. The result is wonderful, on a sunny and clear day the blue of the sky and the blue of the sea give particular prominence to the white houses. Often you will see, attached to the walls of houses, signs saying "Silencio por favor", to try to protect the tranquility of those who stay there.

Well, just a picturesque town, overrated and apparently the neighbors are quite bothered when you go to visit it, so you don't miss anything out of this world either... Maybe I shouldn't have gone...just an urbanization, not even little Santorini, not a fishing village or anything, just another tourist invention... These people should be allowed to rest in their homes.... Menorca is a natural paradise, a disservice is done to it by the overexploitation of some private urbanizations, which also do not want to show themselves and that their right to privacy in their homes is respected. Expendable

Beautiful village full of signs “Silence, please” on the walls. It was a different experience, walking through those narrow streets and seeing how careful people were not to make noise. The village is beautiful and picturesque. It's worth visiting if you come to Menorca.

The village is cute it's true, the amazing view. On the other hand, there is a clear recent reluctance (totally understandable) of locals to see their village invaded by noisy tourists. We quickly went around the village. The beach is overcrowded, not really pink. Count 1h30 on the old village, and discover a wild beach. In short, it would be a shame not to go and make a jump while being in Menorca, for all that is quickly seen.

BInibeca Vell is a beautiful village in the south of Menorca. Very picturesque, with tiny, bright white houses and small, meandering and very narrow streets. If I was already in the middle of October, I don’t want to imagine how it must be in July-August. And everywhere, signs recommending silence and respect. Honestly, I put myself in the skin of the residents in BInibeca and I am looking forward to seeing them end already with the visits. Highly recommended for those who do not know you and why you have an expiration date

A charming place! A small town with white houses that are traversed like a maze. And it must be done quietly at the request of the neighbors. It's like being in another country. The most beautiful town in Menorca in my opinion.

OK it's cute because it's all white but we quickly get around it We understand that it is not very authentic, half of the houses belong to a tourist complex The café terraces at the entrance give the impression of a tourist trap Damage Photo locations for Instagrammers