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A Brit has warned holidaymakers of a little-known Benidorm rule that could see you fined 130 on the spot. Graham White better known as Grumet has revealed that a dirty habit while swimming could land you in hot water.
The influencer from Birmingham has exposed that peeing in the sea is an expensive pastime. Local authorities in the tourist hotspot have stated it is a breach of hygiene and sanitary regulations
For any Brits jetting off to Benidorm this summer, it may be best to pop into a local bar or public toilet for a wee to avoid being slapped with a hefty fine.
Graham said: "Just a little warning for you. Thank me later, save yourself a few quid. They'll fine you over anything."
The warning comes after Spanish authorities tightened up restrictions on the beach. Drinking, smoking and getting frisky on the sand can all result in an expensive fine stretching up to 605.
Smoking and vaping on the beach in Benidorm will cost Brits 259 in fines according to Graham. The rules are being enforced in the hopes of minimising rowdy behaviour in the area with beach etiquette more important than ever.
Even putting up a gazebo on a bustling beach or trying to start sun bed wars with towel reserves could cost you a pretty penny. Holidaymakers have been left stumped by the new rules.
One person said: "Lose 90% of tourists doing these stupid rules."
Another person added: "Hope the police aren't under water watching me pee."
Someone else said: "Unbelievable."
One person added: "I won't get caught having my leg over."
Another person said: "How are they catching you doing that?"
The Daily Star previously reported on passport changes hitting the UK. Brits with dual nationality will now have to travel to the UK on a British passport, prompting concerns from experts that many will consider renouncing their UK citizenship to avoid hefty costs.
Many dual nationals never apply for a British passport, and having do so could set them back nearly 700 in administrative costs.
A British passport costs 100 for an adult, while a certificate of entitlement costs 589. Travelling on a non-British passport alone will now no longer be possible unless you have a certificate confirming you have "right of abode".
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