Benidorm Beach Vendors

Benidorm Beach Vendors - What you need to know

🚫 Benidorm Beach Vendors – What You Need to Know - Benidorm’s beaches get busy in summer. You will see people walking along selling drinks, fruit, and massages. Locals call them “mojiteros” or “cuberos.”

What Do They Sell?

These vendors often sell:

  • Bottled water

  • Mixed cocktails, like mojitos

  • Sangria

  • Slices of watermelon

⚠️ Benidorm Beach Vendors - Are They Legal?

Many tourists think they work for local bars or kiosks. They do not. They are unlicensed and work illegally.

👉 Here’s why you should avoid them:

  • They prepare drinks in unsanitary places, often by the roadside.

  • Their drinks do not meet Spain’s health and hygiene standards.

  • Buying from them supports illegal beach trading.

Therefore, for your health and safety, always buy from licensed beachfront bars, restaurants, or shops.

🚓 Will You Get Fined for Buying From Them?

Some newspapers said tourists get fined for buying drinks from these sellers. This is not true.

Only sellers get fined if caught.

However, it is safer to avoid them. Buy from legal businesses to protect your health.

Benidorm Beach Vendors

👮 Benidorm Beach Vendors - What Are Police Doing?

During summer, more police patrol the beaches. They stop illegal sellers when possible. In winter, there are fewer patrols. However, the same rules apply.

✔️ Remember: Only sunbeds and parasol rentals are legal on the beach.

🚫 Avoid buying from unlicensed beach vendors.

⚠️ Health Risks to Know

There have been serious incidents:

  • In Benidorm, a fight between sellers and police injured officers.

  • In Barcelona, police found faecal bacteria in beach-sold mojitos. Drinking these can cause E.Coli infections.

💆‍♀️ What About Beach Massages?

You will see people offering massages along the beach. Avoid them because:

  • They are not legal.

  • Most are untrained and do not follow hygiene rules.

  • They have no licences and break local laws.

🚫 Do not use these massage services.

Summary

✔️ Buy drinks and food only from licensed bars and restaurants.
✔️ Hire sunbeds and parasols from official services.
✔️ Use only registered massage therapists.

Benidorm’s beaches are beautiful. Enjoy them safely by supporting legal and hygienic services.

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Comments (5)
  • Richard Howard Helpful Member
    Avoid at all costs you don’t know what’s in it why ruin your holiday plenty of bars on the beach front
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  • Suzanna Taylor Knowledgeable Member
    I have seen these chopping up fruit right on the pavements, YUK.
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  • Alan Goode Helpful Member
    I don't know how they get away with it.
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  • Tracy Admin
    Alan Goode We do keep warning people, which is the best we can do, if people stopped buying from them they would soon disappear. x
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  • Zoe Long Helpful Member
    I had one a few years ago, before I knew how and where they were made, never again.
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