Playa De Binigaus
Playa De Binigaus
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Malcolm H
2 contributions
Jun 2024 • Family
We returned for the 3rd year to Santo Tomas and were shocked to find all the sand has entirely disappeared! We were told there was a big storm in October 2023 which has totally stripped the sand from the beach to the west of the resort. The whole beach is gone. The foreshore is now consisting of large boulders and it makes the sea virtually inaccessible from the west of the resort to Binigaus Beach which itself is now a very reduced small area of remaining sand. Such a shame. Will the sand come back, who knows.
Written July 7, 2024
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Lunasdad
Warwickshire, UK10 contributions
Sep 2022
A nice sea, generally clean and seaweed free. Its a 15-20 min walk from the main hotel area and wed suggest wearing decent footwear as it can get a bit rocky in places.
Some nice little cove type options at the far end. No facilities at all so take everything you'll need for the day.
Overall, nice and somewhat remote , not a wow place, just OK
Some nice little cove type options at the far end. No facilities at all so take everything you'll need for the day.
Overall, nice and somewhat remote , not a wow place, just OK
Written September 21, 2022
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PrudieDorset
Dorchester, UK2,045 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
Although not quite as pretty as the postcard smaller beaches this has become a staple favourite of my partner and I on our regular visits to the island. Mainly because you can always park behind the cafe or in the overspill on the other side of the road. Once parked you should walk west for 10 minutes to the other side of the small spit as the first bit has permanent parasols and sunbeds and is used mainly by the Santo Tomas hotel guests. The beach is long and sandy and the water crystal clear. If you like to snorkel the couple of small islands provide a great venue, including a cave, other than that the beach has open sea with a sandy bottom. The further along you walk the more secluded you will be but if walking is an issue for your group you needn't go far. I don't know why there are so many comments about nudists. There's not a beach on Menorca that doesn't have nudists of all ages (except perhaps those in tourist areas, those I don't know). and everyone mixes in quite happily.
Written August 11, 2014
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AndyDurant
Barnsley, UK245 contributions
Jun 2013 • Couples
We went here whilst staying in Menorca for two weeks. It is a lovely beach, with quite relaxed seas, easy to get in and out, with a steady gradient. I'd read that it was a mixture of clothed and nudists at this beach but didn't really comprehend it until we arrived. We parked at Sant Tomas and walked along the pathway to the other end of the beach, and the middle section of the beach seems to have quite a high concentration of Nudies. No shortage of places to park your bicycle safely!
Lovely beach and well worth a visit!
Lovely beach and well worth a visit!
Written July 6, 2013
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Alscot
Farnham, UK113 contributions
Jun 2012 • Couples
I love Binigaus and Sant Tomas. The 'nudist' area is beyond Es Bruc, (the bar by the roundabout as you enter St Tomas), but anywhere to the left is fine, so you do have the choice! It's a gently sloping beach, so it's very safe and there are nearly always lifeguards as well. You can walk right along to the other end of St Tomas and there are various restaurants along the way. It's a beautiful place, very quiet and not for those who want a noisy, lively resort.
Written April 17, 2013
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Alan M
Canvey Island476 contributions
Oct 2012 • Family
Great little beach in the resort of Sant Tomas, Es Migjon. A really lovely spot alongside local hostalries and with a lovely paved path to take you along the promenade. The beach is very safe for youngsters and with the local Cruz Roja lifeguards in attendance you feel extra secure. Although there are adjacent beaches and also the quite local 2 mile expanse at Son Bou this beach offers that quite special feel. Worth a visit and a long stroll.
Written October 22, 2012
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DBSA42
newcastle on Tyne55 contributions
Sep 2012 • Friends
A very popular beach with the locals, lovely white sand and safe swimming: a popular beach for nude sunbathing. Short walk from San Andeadato and Santo Tomas beaches
Written September 24, 2012
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Michela090707
Belgrade, Serbia54 contributions
Oct 2018 • Family
In this beach you can be naked, you can walk on your hands... do whatever you want... there is such a sense of freedom here... not to be missed!
Written October 28, 2018
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heather s
Norwich, UK56 contributions
May 2018 • Family
Lovely white sandy beach, with gently shelving sea. Windy the day we were there. No facilities seen. Beach used by naturists.
Written May 30, 2018
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Per-Olov L
Gotene, Sweden164 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
You walk from S.t Thomas. Park at the restaurant as far west you can get.
This is not a cove or a bay going inland, it is a long beach.The further you walk the more nude people you will find. But it is very relaxed. You can be there as you want with or without clothes.
At the furthest end of the beach you will find nice cliffs that also can give you some shade.
There are no facilities.
This is not a cove or a bay going inland, it is a long beach.The further you walk the more nude people you will find. But it is very relaxed. You can be there as you want with or without clothes.
At the furthest end of the beach you will find nice cliffs that also can give you some shade.
There are no facilities.
Written October 25, 2017
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È possibile raggiungerla a piedi dalla spiaggia di Son Bou?
Written August 15, 2019
Forse tramite il sentiero Cami de Cavalls, dovresti cercare su internet il percorso, comunque non sono per niente vicine Son Bou e Binigaus.
Written August 16, 2019
Salve, è possibile arrivarci con il passeggino? Qualcuno ha foto del tragitto dall'auto alla spiaggia?
Written August 20, 2017
Sono poche centinaia di metri dal parcheggio ma la stradina non e' piana, oltre a presentare rocce in alcuni tratti. Ho visto qualcuno farlo ma non mi è sembrata una buona idea. Meglio secondo me portarsi il passeggino a mano.
Written August 21, 2017
jackie545
Kings Langley, United Kingdom
How close is it to shops/villages. Are there boat trips?
Written March 20, 2017
hola,pues supongo que depende del hotel o apartamento si,en la playa ví gente con perro pero en zonas discretas,pero también ví como le decían a una señora que estaba prohibido en la arena y debía de llevarlo atado por el paseo,espero haberte ayudado.
Written September 4, 2016
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