Ibiza declares war on sunbeds as locals slam ‘colonisation’ | World | News
A popular Spanish Holiday Island declared war on mass tourism objectivity, beach deposits and umbrellas. In order to reduce congestion, they ask the local people to turn the detective and report any Ibiza beach that seem to be extremely crowded with sun sun loungers.
Environmental Group Amics De La Terra launched a struggle against the excessive crowds of sunbeds in the beaches of Ibiza, especially in “smallest and wildest bays”. For this purpose, the presence of the environment, a beach or sheep sun sunbeds and umbrellas in the event of crowded how to move citizens about how to move.
The first step is to access IDEIB’s visor literal website where people can consult with all temporary facilities and privileges authorized on the Balear Islands beaches.
“Once you have determined the area you want to check, you only need to enlarge the image of the beach and click on the item you want to consult. Clicking the arrow of the selected element will open a detailed list with the authorized hammock, umbrellas and other information.”
If the number of solar sun loungers placed on the beach does not match what is visible in the document, Amics de La Terra recommends taking a photo and call the relevant city council to report the situation.
Amics de La Terra has already condemned the “colonization” of the hammocks in Cala d’in Serra in the north of Ibiza.
They say that most of the sheep are full of sun loungers, and only a small part of it allowed those who do not want to rent one to place their towels in the sand.
The group pointed out that this beach was “as wild and small enough to be loved by the inhabitants”. In addition, Ibiza’nın different municipalities, “Wild places and residents and tourists who want nature.”
The campaigns say “everything has a place” and the corners are not sold in a little sand. “
One resident said another beach, Cala llonga’s theater with a “20 -row ‘stand” and said, “What are we doing?” He asked.
Another was published: “Logically, such bays should not have sun loungers. There are larger beaches for those who want to feel more” comfortable “.
Others called more beach sitting or boycott: “What they do to the island is embarrassing.”
The Balear Islands saw a series of beach protests that were planned for this summer.
In an incident, confused tourists were besieged by those who told the protesters to “go home” by protesters.
The locals say that they are prevented from using their beaches on their islands because they are very full with foreign holidaymakers.
