Casa Alejandro

Description

The smartly appointed Casa Alejandro looks out to the ocean in the Menorca town of Binisafua. The stunning swimming pool and sun lounger-lined terrace will be hard to resist, and they're just a short walk from the beach.
If you're taking the family to see Menorca, this 3-bedroom villa is a fine choice. Two of the bedrooms can be used as twins, and a lovely double completes the set. All are kept cool with ceiling fans. The villa also features two bathrooms, both with a bath tub.

The living area includes an inviting kitchen and dining space, with beautiful views out to the pool terrace, where steps lead down to an additional spot to eat and entertain. Back inside, there are comfy sofas to lounge on, and TV, games and Wi-Fi to keep everyone entertained.

Binsafua is a quiet, idyllic spot on Menorca's southern coast, just 20 minutes' drive from the island's capital, Mahon. Neighbouring Binissafuller is a little busier but still slow-paced and relaxing, with the resort of Punta Prima a few kilometres further along the coast. This pretty stretch of coastline is made for getting outdoors and getting out on the water. If scuba-diving, sailing or swimming aren't your thing, perhaps cycling, tennis or golf will tempt you.

Hire a car and the rest of the island will be yours to explore too. The capital's natural harbour and laid-back vibe are bound to charm you, while Ciutadella de Menorca, over on the western coast, is a historic port with many fascinating old buildings to see and admire.

#### Features
Interior
- Living and dining area
- Kitchen with all modern amenities
- Bedroom 1: Double Bed
- Bedroom 2: Twin Bedroom
- Bedroom 3: Twin Bedroom
- Bathroom 1: Sink, toilet, bath and shower
- Bathroom 2: Sink, toilet and shower

Grounds
- Garden
- Swimming pool
- Dining and seating areas
- Sun loungers
- Barbecue
- Terrace
- Parking

#### Location
Palm-fringed beaches, turquoise seas and a relaxed vibe epitomise Menorca, a Balearic island which keeps things slow and gentle. It provides the perfect setting for activities like walking, cycling or hiking, even for those who aren't super-fit, and if you're after the adrenaline rush of your chosen water-sport, there are few better places to go.

Menorca's airport is located just outside the capital, Mahon, a charming small town known for its pretty harbour and countless pavement cafes. Bars and bakeries are dotted around this unhurried place, making it a delight to linger. On the island's western coast, Ciutadella de Menorca is another town worth a visit, with its medieval streets, imposing palaces and Baroque cathedral lending a historical dimension to this beautiful port.

Besides its main towns, Menorca has plenty of natural wonders to explore. One you may like to see for yourself is the island's highest peak, El Toro. Make the 354m ascent, and you will find a church and a statue of the Virgin Mary surveying the scene (and there's a cafe up there too).