Spain’s sunbed wars reach Majorca coast as empty beach swamped | World | News
He was the last victim of a large, slim -white sand and clear white sand and clear turquoise waters on the northeastern coast of Mayorka. Tourist with the hope of securing the main beach point with a towel, the application of tourists to the dawn crack has become an increasing concern in Cala Agulla near Cala Ratjada town.
Local residents, holidaymakers compete for the best coastal places, especially in the most intense summer season, they become an increasingly standard show. Now, the latest video images sent to Mallorca magazine, which was captured by a resident at 9 am on Monday, July 21, show Cala Agulla’s beach almost empty, but with sunbeds allegedly strategically placed. The author of the video said: “Rental companies, strong winds took place in the air after the towels”.
Cala Agulla is surrounded by many hotels, so local media argues that reservations are made by tourists in the early hours of the morning. Another calm, confirms that this is no longer an isolated event, and such behaviors are increasingly seen in the high season.
Although this controversial application is thought to be limited to hotel pools – many videos viral shows guests who rush for the best beds as soon as the pool doors are opened – the habit is becoming widespread on the beaches of these popular holiday islands.
Indeed, similar events in Balneario 10 of Playa de Playa de last summer, sunbeds and umbrellas before the sun rise were reported regularly.
This last event comes more than a week after a British couple in Salou, a popular holiday town near Barcelona, gets uncomfortable. Jo and Martin stayed at the Salauris Palace at 140 £ 140 at night when they were shot with hard warning cards in their towels after leaving their sunbed for half an hour. Holidaymakers were angry that other hotel guests claimed that they had left unattended for two hours without any results. The living couple now went to Tiktok in a viral video to multiply the note as “two -layer Sun Bed Policing”.
In the meantime, last month, a group of British, Magaluf in Majorka’daki Magaluf at 2 o’clock to secrete the sunbeds secretly out, but developed a smart solution to foil their plans. Mandy Boyd, a 34 -year -old Southern Wales, was staying at Aquasol Aparthotel, and although the pool was not opened until 9 am that morning, he was sitting on his balcony when he noticed some men trying to secure the sun loungers in the middle of the night.
His friend Sally Willows accompanied by the lady Boyd went to the pool and quickly grabbed the towels.
“I hate people separating the sun loungers and not using them all day. I just find it really thoughtless.” “It was shocking to see that they spare the beds at 2 o’clock, especially when there was a chance to enjoy these ladies.
