In a move set to enhance the beach experience for UK tourists flocking to Ibiza, the local council is considering extending smoke-free areas to the well-loved ses Figueretes and Platja d’en Bossa. This initiative, driven by public health concerns and environmental impacts, aims to address the staggering amount of cigarette waste currently cluttering the island's sands. With existing bans already in place at Ses Figueres in Talamanca since 2016, this expansion reflects a growing commitment to maintaining cleaner beaches for all. According to recent council data, a jaw-dropping 11 tonnes of cigarette butts are collected annually, a statistic they're eager to reduce. Socialist councillor Estela Terrer has expressed strong support, emphasizing the need for smoke-free environments to safeguard both public health and the natural beauty of Ibiza, further enriching your cherished sun-soaked escapes.




