While the signs warn holidaymakers to stay away - messages in Catalan underneath make clear there is no danger and that they are in fact open.
Activists in Mallorca have put up fake signs warning of jellyfish and falling rocks to try to keep English-speaking tourists away from popular beaches.
While the signs warn holidaymakers to stay away - messages in Catalan underneath make clear there is no danger. One sign has the words"Beach Closed" in English, with a no swimming sign - but just underneath a message tells Catalan speakers the opposite,"Platja Oberta" - or"Beach Open"., which may be using cookies and other technologies. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies. You can use the buttons below to amend your preferences to enablecookies or to allow those cookies just once.
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