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Majorcans urged to 'occupy' beaches this weekend as overtourism protests continue

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Ilaria Grasso Macola
31 May 2024

Majorcans are being encouraged to "occupy" the island’s beaches this weekend as action to protest a perceived tide of overtourism continue.

Majorca, beach, may24 (Credit: Tommy_Rau/Pixabay)

The beach protest will take place on 1 June (Credit: Tommy_Rau/Pixabay)

Protest group Mallorca Platja Tour has called on locals to populate Sa Rapita beach – situated in the south of the island – on Saturday (1 June). 

 

“This Saturday, 1 June, we will swim at Platja de Sa Rapita at 10am,” the group posted on X on Thursday (30 June), adding: “We don’t give up.”

According to reports in local media, the movement – which centres around the #OcupemLesNostresPlatges [Let’s occupy our beaches] hashtag on social media – comes in response to comments made by MP Manuela Canadas, a member of Spain’s right-wing Vox party.