In Mallorca, a growing movement of local residents is protesting against the overwhelming influx of tourists that has led to the degradation of their beaches and living conditions.

Recently, a hundred activists gathered at Platja de Palma, a hotspot for German tourists, to reclaim their right to enjoy local beaches.

This protest, organized by 'Ocupem les nostres platges', is part of a series of actions highlighting the negative impacts of mass tourism, such as inflated housing prices and loss of local spaces.

The demonstrations have gained international attention, with media coverage from Germany and the UK, sparking concerns among tourists about potential disruptions.

Despite some tensions, the protests have remained peaceful, aiming to pressure authorities to address the unsustainable tourism model.

Organizers emphasize that their actions are not against tourists but against the lack of effective measures to manage tourism's adverse effects.