Boozed up Brits go on the rampage in Mallorca downing drinks until they collapse, wandering about with sex dolls and running NAKED through the streets as summer holiday season begins
Emily Wilson
Updated on March 16, 2026
BOOZY Brits shed their clothes and inhibitions when they descended on the bars and clubs of the Spanish party town of Magaluf this weekend.
These eye-popping pics show raucous revellers hit nightspots as the holiday season kicks off with a bang.
And one group of lads took things even further - getting fined by cops for running along the sea-front of a popular holiday resort in nearby Calvia completely naked.
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The party town saw thousands of tourists fly from the UK to spend a week downing drinks and letting their hair down.
Thousands of people were pictured this weekend stumbling out of bars and clubs along the main strip of the town in all manner of ridiculous costumes.
Scantily-clad women and shirtless men posed for the camera on popular Punta Ballena street.
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In nearby Calvia, a large group of lads were spotted running along the sea-front of a popular holiday resort completely naked.
Of the 20 who bared all in the daylight escapade, 18 have been fined for violating local byelaws on "co-existence". Another was sanctioned for obstructing the traffic.
It is not known how much the Brits were fined but the penalty can be up to €600 each.
According to the local council, the men have all apologised for their behaviour.
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Last night's festivities proved too much for some boozers in Magaluf, who were pictured stumbling about in a drunken haze or passed out on the floor.
One tourist was seen clutching an inflatable sex doll as she made her way from bar to bar.
The party town saw thousands of tourists fly from the UK to spend a week downing drinks and letting their hair down.
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The Sun recently reported the party could soon be over for the Majorcan resort thanks to a strict new law that limits music in bars and nightclubs to the level of a hairdryer.
The ruling, which was passed three years ago by the local government but only came onto effect last month, is part of a drive to turn the area into a family-friendly holiday destination.
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Earlier this month an 18-strong hen were thrown off a Magaluf-bound flight because of their "offensive" T-shirts.
Jet2 staff took issue with Emma Green and her pals, aged between 35 and 60, telling them the B***hes On Tour tops would have to be changed before take-off.
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