Sant Antoni’s €750 swimwear-in-town fine is real: what tourists need to know about Ibiza’s dress code

Sant Antoni's €750 swimwear-in-town fine is leaving tourists confused, with many thinking the signs are fake. But the rule is real: bikinis, swim shorts and going shirtless are not allowed away from the beach. Sant Antoni’s €750 swimwear-in-town fine is real: what tourists need to know about Ibiza’s dress code

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Sant Antoni’s €750 swimwear-in-town fine is real: what tourists need to know about Ibiza’s dress code

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