Holidaymakers are being warned after a smoking ban was introduced on some of the most popular beaches on Spain's Balearic Islands.
A total of 28 beaches across Majorca, Ibiza and Menorca will now operate as "smoke-free zones" as part of a major plan to improve public health. Additionally, the introduction is hoped to tackle the problem of cigarette butts littering the sand and sea.
The new rules follow a similar scheme launched in areas including Barcelona last year, with tourist fined if caught lighting up in prohibited areas.
