Le blog Binissaida

Have you ever walked on land cultivated with regenerative practices? You’ll probably find more “bugs,” more vegetation, more life. Because these practices are nothing more than techniques that restore the soil’s health. Let us explain how.

Although our agritourism closes its doors in October for staff rest, the truth is that part of our project never takes a break. Visiting the plantation is a great way to get to know us, and in this post, we’ll tell you how.

If you are a lover of history and nature, you can't miss the opportunity to explore some of the most important sites of Talayotic Menorca. These places will not only transport you to ancient times, but also allow you to enjoy the rich biodiversity and unique landscapes of our island.

In 2023, we celebrated 10 years of collaboration with the culinary masters who advise us and ensure that the Binissaida restaurant stays true to the project's roots. They are the Ses Forquilles group, and today we would like to tell you more about them.

This June, we are launching guided tours of the estate to showcase our olive plantation on Wednesday afternoons. The agricultural part of Sant Joan de Binissaida is what gives meaning to the rest of the project, as we return to the roots of Menorca, the land, and what defines us. Would you like to learn more?

Once again, for the fourth year, we can say that the Binissaida Gastronòmica has been a success! The commitment to showcasing products through our cuisine, which for the occasion was "invaded" by the renowned Michelin-starred chef and holder of two Repsol Suns, Artur Martínez, is a formula we will continue to bet on in the future. Want to know how it went?

On the upcoming weekend of May 11th and 12th, we once again open our kitchen in Sant Joan de Binissaida to a guest chef to celebrate the IV Conference on Menorcan cuisine and products, the Binissaida Gastronomic Event.

Stretch, breathe, center, and feel. If you practice yoga regularly or are passionate about this discipline, you know exactly what we're talking about. The calm and tranquility required by yoga, both physically and mentally, fit together like pieces of a puzzle at the beginning of the season at our agritourism. That's why we once again welcome our trusted instructor, Neus Urbina, to guide us through the unfathomable paths of these ancient practices.

This October, the island of Llatzeret, in the port of Maó, is hosting an internationally renowned artistic event that wants to be a creative refuge for restless souls.

The Valencian author has presented his latest publication in Sant Joan de Binissaida, in a setting that served, in part, as inspiration for his novel.