There are so many wonderful places to visit in Menorca, many of them right here on the doorstep of La Calera.
We have listed a few spots that our family has loved visiting over the years. We hope this will help make your stay even more enjoyable.
LIST UNDER CONSTRUCTION
RESTAURANTS
En Caragol
Stylish restaurant just a short walk down the road from La Calera.
Stunning views
- Attentive, personal service
- Menu, mainly steak and fish
- A wonderful experience but quite expensive
Bar Paupa
Vibrant waterfront bar and restaurant right on the harbour at Cala Torret 5 minutes walk from La Calera.
- Casual Service
- Extensive and good menu
- Reasonably priced
- Great for families
- They hold a new moon party every month
Bambu
Elegant and vibrant cocktail bar and restaurant in the heart of Binibeca on the way to the fishing village.
- Attentive and professional Service
- Excellent extensive menu
- Above medium prices
- Always busy
- Quite touristy but a good place to meet people before going to the caves!
Club Nautico
Bakery Cala Torret (Breakfast & lunch)
Fantastic family run bakery in the centre of Cala Torret.
- Casual Service
- Excellent healthy breakfasts, smoothies, fresh juices, scrambled eggs, avocado, bocadillos and coffee
Bread and pastries to eat in or take away including gluten free
- Very reasonable prices
Mar Plato
Very stylish restaurant 15 minutes walk down the road from La Calera in Biniancolla with beautiful sea view and a swimming pool. Set beside a natural rock diving platform with steps into the sea.
- Attentive, personal service
- As close to fine dining as you can get. Quite unusual but delicious menu
- A wonderful experience, quite expensive
La Rueda
BEACHES
Binibeca
Just 8 minutes walk from La Calera, Binibeca beach is arguably on of the most beautiful beaches on the island.
Fine white sand, crystal clear, turquoise water and one of the few beaches with a beach bar.
Binibeca is one of a handful of beaches with blue flag status indicating high standards of cleanliness, water quality, safety, and environmental management.
Very child friendly with good disabled access.
Playa de Son Ganxo
In the opposite direction to Binibeca, the small beach at Son Ganxo is tucked away amongst the traditional fishermans’ houses that surround the small inlet.
The beach is only tiny but the advantage is that you can take a paddle board there. The water is relatively shallow and calm and there is a restaurant (La Calita) that overlooks the bay.
SUPERMARKETS
Eroski
Stylish restaurant just a short walk down the road from La Calera.
Stunning views
Attentive, personal service
Limited menu, mainly steak and fish
A wonderful experience but expensive
