Scots tourists must pay to sunbathe on popular European beaches
dailyrecord.co.ukScots tourists who wish to sunbathe on some popular European beaches will be charged to do so, in a move to limit visitors. Sardinia in Italy has launched the scheme, which will see UK travellers pay €3 per person for one day's worth of tanning.
In recent years, large visitor numbers to the island have caused problems for its stunning coastline, reports Wales Online. Under the new rules, just 60 people will be allowed on a beach at a time.
The charge will be payable for anyone who wants to visit the beaches of Cala Coticcio and Cala Brigantina in the archipelago of La Maddalena.
Now, tourists must book a slot on the beach with a local guide in advance before laying out their towels or heading for a swim.Those who are caught without a guide could be prosecuted.
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