Benidorm Beach Sellers: Risks & Safety Tips

0:00It's March 25, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Lester News, today your AI-powered local news. Benadorm draws millions of visitors each year, including around 900,000 from the UK in 2025. The beaches pool in crowds for sun and fun, but local expats are urging caution about unofficial drink sellers wandering the sands. British residents there have shared videos online, highlighting the risks of buying cocktails from these beach vendors. They point out the drinks get mixed in shady spots, like alleys or cars, not proper bars, and buyers could face fines for getting caught. Tourists and locals alike have chimed in with concerns over hygiene and safety. Many worry about unknown ingredients, dirty prep spots, or even no real alcohol, preferring to stick with licensed spots to avoid trouble. Police do step in when they spot the sellers, but the activity persists. UK travel advice reinforces that public drinking carries on the spot penalties in parts of Spain, including beaches.

1:01As Benadorm stays packed with holiday makers, these warnings serve as a simple reminder to play it safe and enjoy responsibly on those golden shores.