A notable feature of Sant Lluis is its 3 windmills, used centuries ago by the farmers of the Balearic Islands who brought their grain here to be ground. Of the three, the Moli de Dalt (upper mill) in the best preserved and is now an ethnological museum where visitors can see the tools used by those very workers. The Moli d’Enmig (middle mill) and Moli de Baix (lower mill) are still used today by private local organizations.
Punta Prima is a large beach with fine white sand and views over to the ‘Isla de Aire’ which is home one of Menorca’s famous light houses and a species of gecko not found anywhere else in the world. There is a great choice of restaurants here, gift shops and cafes plus a range of options for water sports.Alcaufar is a stunningly pretty urban beach with its own special charmBinibeca is a short distance from Sant Lluis and with its white sand and clear turquoise waters, it’s a favourite of locals and holidaymakers alike.
In between the urban beaches, there are lots of little natural sandy coves, such as Binidali and Cala Rafalet, to explore.
Although there is no beach there, nearby “Ses Olles” is one of the best snorkelling spots in Menorca.
