The coastline between Binibeca and the next town along, Punta Prima offers lots of little coves to explore - great for snorkelling. The beach at Binibeca is well equipped with sunbeds and parasols, kayaks and pedalos, and also has a great beach bar on the water’s edge. If you‘ve had enough sun, head for the shady picnic area behind the beach. Across the road there is a children’s playground and you can also hire a bike here by the beach. Cala Torret, a pedestrianised development of low rise apartments is about 500 metres from the beach at Binibeca. It’s a lively holiday resort with a small supermarket if you need a few essentials for your villa, restaurants and some great little bars as well as a diving centre. Up the hill behind Cala Torret, you will find Binibeca Nou, where there are - somewhat unexpectedly - some public tennis courts hidden amongst the privately owned villas