The new Balearic minister for Tourism, Jaume Bauza, rather put the cat amongst the pigeons when he hinted that he would scrap the Law of Excesses which aims to curb bad behaviour and excessive drinking in Magalluf, Arenal and San Antonio (Ibiza). He told parliament that the Law of Excesses had failed and promised to introduce new tough legislation to combat anti-social behaviour.
Opening weekend on Magalluf beach
The sun was out and so were the people. It was a lovely weekend for all to enjoy with temperatures hitting over 20º, hot enought to sit on the beach, and for some even swim!
A walk around Magalluf in February
As Mallorca hits February, businesses are starting to get ready for the 2023 season. Magalluf is getting ready to welcome everyone back for another great summer!
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Nothing will happen. Nothing will change. Same shit different day.
John PatersonNew buildings don’t necessarily mean nicer and better behaved people. There is, for instance, far more crime in England’s inner cities, where most prewar housing was demolished to be substituted by modern high rises with far more commodities. Even brand new suburbs have turned into hell holes, Croydon being a typical example.
Look at those women in the photo. All obese and ugly. The UK really is embarrasing.
Morgan WilliamsLook let's be honest , the only real way to ever change magaluf is to knock it down and start all over. Most apartments etc are stuck back in the 80's. Change it, will mean really change it. Mist people who are not teenagers wouldn't stay in the accommodation thats available.
What is it with "Magalluf". And "Majorca". You guys get it all mixed up. It's spelled "Magaluf". Your spelling would be pronounced "Magay-yuf". Like "May-orca" (which is actually spelled that way). And frankly, if you think cheap booze is a cash cow, wait till you see what 5* looks like.