Residents in a village on the Spanish island of Menorca criticize holidaymakers who enter private property to take photos. The reports say the tourists trespass in and around narrow, crowded streets and properties to capture selfies, prompting a backlash from locals.

According to the outlets, residents respond publicly by posting a video showing congestion in the village and the narrow lanes. The video and accompanying messages are described as directing holidaymakers to leave, with some residents expressing frustration that visitors are not respecting boundaries. The reports focus mainly on the trespassing element and the appearance of crowds, including references to “perfect” selfie-taking.

While the sources provide broadly similar details, they vary in how they frame the residents’ message—some emphasize the shaming of tourists, while others highlight the footage of the street congestion. However, all accounts center on the same dispute: local residents object to visitor behavior that they say involves entering private land and worsening crowding in the village.