28 May 2026

Cala Llonga Beach Hut Faces Demolition: Impact for UK Beachgoers

Santa Eulària authorities are set to proceed with steps to dismantle a cherished beach kiosk in Cala Llonga. The spot, popular among tourists for its picturesque charm, awaits potential demolition pending the go-ahead from the Coastal Demarcation. Adjacent to a playground, this beach kiosk shares its locale with another kiosk right-side of the beach, both spread across 75 square metres and sitting on publicly owned land. Despite their popularity, their operational licenses have expired, and they now face official demolition orders. The one near local hotels is first on the list, with planning slated to begin for its removal, pending administrative approvals. This move might change the landscape for UK tourists seeking the idyllic Ibiza beach experience they've come to adore.

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