Tenerife warns tourists of 'indefinite' ban from one of its most famous beaches

Playa Jardin in Puerto de la Cruz has been closed off to swimmers indefinitely after contamination was detected in the sea (Image: Getty Images) Tourists heading to the Canary Islands have been warned as swimming has been 'indefinitely' banned at Tenerife's iconic Playa Jardin beach due to contamination issues. This action follows indicators of wastewater pollution in the sea, casting a cloud over Brits' overseas holiday plans, reports Birmingham Liv e. Warnings have been put up after a contamination with wastewater was detected in the sea, as well as an announcement from local council.

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