![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/spain-holiday-warning-as-brits-could-be-fined-700-for-listening-to-music/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/shutterstock-id-1836465142-836067739.jpg&description=SOUND IT OUT Published : 21:56, 4 Aug 2023 Updated : 21:56, 4 Aug 2023 SPANISH summer holiday killjoys have imposed a new crackdown on Brits abroad - now fining tourists for listening to music. Visitors have been warned they face being hit in the pocket to the tune of £700 if caught playing seaside sounds too loudly. 1 Brits hitting the beach in Spain are being told to keep the music volume down Credit: Shutterstock The threats come amid a Spanish summertime clampdown also involving four-figure fines for any boozy Brits who hope to sleep off their hangovers on the beach . It's been revealed tourists heading to Spain this summer are at risk if blaring out music too noisily on the beaches of Chipiona in Cadiz. There is the threat of £260 fines for people with sound equipment and musical instruments. The same laws apply to people hurling cigarette butts or else littering the shore with nut shells or litter. And offences deemed most serious can see the penalties rising as high as almost £780, consumer website Health Plan Spain warns. They urge anyone heading to that region to "pay extra attention". The Atlantic coastal town of Chipiona sits in Cadiz, an eastern province which boasts the most Blue Flags for high-quality beaches. Its seaside town named Cadiz was acclaimed this year for a beach hiding an attractive secret , one of Europe 's biggest sand dunes. The Sun Online told earlier this week how rules imposed along the coast in one of the Mediterranean 's most popular destinations aim to crack down on drunks, including British tourists . Night-time naps on the shore will be taken seriously by police patrolling the beaches - including in areas such as Valencia , touting fines of up to £1,300. Other potential penalties include £650 for using soap and shampoo when showering on beaches at resorts such as Benidorm , Malaga and Valencia again. Going nude on a Spanish beach where it's not allowed - let alone encouraged as it is at some - could hit you in the pocket){kind=link}
SPANISH summer holiday killjoys have imposed a new crackdown on Brits abroad – now fining tourists for listening to music.
Visitors have been warned they face being hit in the pocket to the tune of £700 if caught playing seaside sounds too loudly.
The threats come amid a Spanish summertime clampdown also involving four-figure fines for any boozy Brits who hope to sleep off their hangovers on the beach.
It’s been revealed tourists heading to Spain this summer are at risk if blaring out music too noisily on the beaches of Chipiona in Cadiz.
There is the threat of £260 fines for people with sound equipment and musical instruments.