A tourist at the beach. Photo: Freepik
Many popular tourist destinations have introduced rules that prohibit visitors from wearing too revealing clothing in shops and restaurants. They are also in effect at one of the popular resorts in Croatia.
This is reported by the Daily Express.
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Fines in Croatia
It is noted that you can get a hefty fine of 600 euros for wearing a bikini on the island of Hvar in Croatia.
Also, tourists who decide to take a shirtless walk in the city center can be fined 500 euros.
The popular resort also imposes fines for public alcohol consumption. Violators have to pay 700 euros.
Tourists in Croatia. Photo: blog.valamar.com
On the island of Hvar, there are also fines for taking noble pearl shells off the beach. It is 67 euros for each shell.
According to Adriadic Croatia International, these mollusks are endangered. Researchers say that rising sea temperatures are causing the shell to become extinct.
Noble pearl shells. Photo: blog.mares.com
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