![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/brits-warned-to-be-careful-what-your-t-shirt-says-in-holiday-hotspotit-could-land-you-with-a-128-fine/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/NINTCHDBPICT000832738062.jpg&description=BRITS headed abroad to soak up the late summer sunshine have been warned of a new rule in a holiday hotspot which could see you fined hundreds. Croatia has become a hot destination among those looking for gorgeous beaches and historical sites in one place - but new fines could cost you big. 4 The blue waters of Croatia are enticing - but come with drawbacks Credit: Getty 4 Ensure you check the local guidance before travelling Credit: Alamy The UK Foreign Office has even issued a warning on their website to be cautious about what you wear - as a seemingly harmless t-shirt could end up ruining your holiday. Walking through towns like Dubrovnik and Split shirtless or in your swimwear could land you with a hefty fine. And if your shirt or any other clothing "promotes drug use", you could also be fined £128. If you choose to bring your pup along for the holiday, ensure they have a leash, or you could be charged £56. Shockingly, you could even be charged upwards of £3400 for fighting, verbal abuse, drunken behaviour and public disturbances. According to Croatia Week, the new laws are intended to bring order to the city, especially in cultural and historic centres. Communal wardens will patrol the streets looking out for offenders and have the power to fine tourists on the spot. A list of "what not to do" when enjoying a trip in the Balkan country was also published on the UK Foreign Office website. Most towns have signage to advise about actions that are prohibited by local law. However, visitors are advised to take notice of their surroundings, including signage, and seek local advice. In another British holiday destination, one tourist was slapped with an £85 fine for a cheeky reason. The oblivious beach-goer was spotted naked in Playa de Palma in Majorca. Fines can range from £85 to £640, depending on the case. But for those who prefer nudism, Spain has the largest nudist beach in the world - and it even has naturist bars and hotel. Vera, on the Almeria coast, is one o){kind=link}
BRITS headed abroad to soak up the late summer sunshine have been warned of a new rule in a holiday hotspot which could see you fined hundreds.
Croatia has become a hot destination among those looking for gorgeous beaches and historical sites in one place – but new fines could cost you big.
The UK Foreign Office has even issued a warning on their website to be cautious about what you wear – as a seemingly harmless t-shirt could end up ruining your holiday.
Walking through towns like Dubrovnik and Split shirtless or in your swimwear could land you with a hefty fine.
And if your shirt or any other clothing “promotes drug use”, you could also be fined £128.