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Published 15:37 20 Jun 2022 BST
Updated 17:21 20 Jun 2022 BST
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There are also several other rules that could lead to huge fines for travellers that unwittingly break them.
These includes barbecues being used at the beach, as well as if you leave any rubbish behind, including gas cylinders. In the medieval town of Salobreña, using a barbecue on the beach could mean facing fines of up to £2,400.
Meanwhile, walking to or from the beach on public streets in swimwear and nothing else could get you a fine of up to £250. According to The Sun, there have been already been reports from visitors to Barcelona and Majorca who have claimed to have received penalties for walking around without tops on.
So Brits, make sure to look up the rules before going to the beach in Spain this summer - as fines this large could ruin a perfectly good holiday.
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