Unusual beach bans from different countries (9 photos)

Vacation season... Everyone goes to rest, bask in the sand beaches and swim in the sea. But in some countries there are quite funny rules for visiting the coastal zone.





They all have certain reasons. As they say, life you have to live in such a way that somewhere because of you a prohibitive plate. But, one way or another, there are rules and they must be followed.



Maspalomas

The authorities of the city of Maspalomas (Canary Islands), claim that drawings in the sand are causing irreparable damage to the dunes. It's forbidden here any creativity on the beach. Violators face fines of up to 600 euros, and Repeated violations may result in criminal liability.





As you know, plastic does not decompose for a very long time. long time, and to combat this problem, on a number of beaches Egypt and Italy have banned the use of any plastic tableware. It is logical, because there are no dishes - no garbage.



In the English county of Cornwall it is forbidden to collect pebbles on beaches, as it serves as a protection of the coastal zone from destructive waves. Those who break the law face not only large monetary fines, but also the forced restoration of pebbles on the beach. Local authorities reported that this ban is intended to protect the interests of tourists too. If all the pebbles are collected from the beach, then it will soon cease to exist, being washed away under the onslaught of the waves.



Beach in Sardinia

There are also strict rules on the beaches of Sardinia collecting beach finds. All physical evidence of being on beach, such as sand or shells, is forbidden to take away, and for this closely monitored by city officials. To check the luggage of tourists even use scanners to detect illegal souvenirs. On La beach Peloza is forbidden even to lay out towels, it is allowed to use only special rugs, as sand sticks to towels, and it also cannot be exported.



Island of Capri

The island of Capri is a very popular resort, always attracting tourists. Visitors to the island bring tangible income to the budget of the island, but open shoes are prohibited there. The locals can't stand the sound issued by flip flops when walking. Therefore, to walk in flip flops on Capri strictly prohibited.



Orange California

The leadership of California's Orange County was banned from searching lost items on the beaches as it has become a source of income for many people. In the sand you could find valuable items such as jewelry jewelry, money, and even documents. Specifically, the scammers used found documents for their own purposes, for example, for obtaining loans in someone else's name.



UAE. Beach

In the UAE, it is strictly forbidden to go into the water after sunset. These rules are issued in a special memo to tourists at the airport. Night swimming, hookah smoking, campfires on the beach and lodging for the night on the beach is also prohibited. The presence of animals on the beach is prohibited without exceptions, regardless of their breed or appearance.



Dogs are not allowed on many beaches in Spain. except for rescue dogs and guide dogs. Some beaches prohibit the presence of animals only in summer, while on others The restrictions apply all year round. There are some minor exceptions when the beach allowed the presence of dogs in a certain area. In Spain also paid beaches are prohibited, as they are considered public property in in accordance with the laws of the country.

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