THE Balearic islands have been hit with a devastating booze ban after 9.30pm which is expected to be enforced immediately. Sunny holiday hotspots Majorca and Ibiza are set to have drinking alcohol

Officials in Ibiza and Majorca are cracking down on boozy Brits with Brits facing fines of up to hundreds of Euros - they claim the law might be rescinded if tourists can behave

The Balearic Islands have introduced strict rules to address rowdy tourist behaviour, including a ban on late-night alcohol sales in Majorca and Ibiza.

Mallorca and Ibiza, two Spanish islands known for beach holidays and raucous parties, are cracking down on street drinking in an effort to tame anti-social behaviour by sun-seeking tourists. The government of the Balearic Islands said four notorious party zones,

Clampdown on late night alcohol sales introduced between the hours of 8am and 9.30pm in Mallorca's Llucmajor, Palma and Calvia Mallorca, & Ibiza's Sant Antoni

The sale of alcohol will be totally banned between 9.30pm and 8am in areas of "excessive tourism" in Majorca and Ibiza, under a new decree passed by the government of Spain's Balearic Islands.