Anti-tourism graffiti and stickers across the Canary Islands
Readers have sent in slogans from Playa Bollullo, Punta del Hidalgo, Mesa del Mar, Puertito de Adeje and La Palma. The pictures are collected here and plotted on a map, and further sightings can be submitted.
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Frank Lehnert spotted these slogans at Playa Bollullo in the north of Tenerife.
Michael Meyer has sent us this sticker from the Pasaje Buenavista in Igueste, Tenerife.
This graffiti can be seen on a wall near the TF-13 in Punta del Hidalgo, Tenerife. The message has, at least, been toned down by being sprayed over. It is one of many images of this kind. We are collecting them for all the Canary Islands, both as photographs and on a map... Photo: Stephan Sulser
Andrea Eudenbach has sent us this photo from Mesa del Mar on Tenerife. Near the beach, the words 'Tourist go home' can be seen.
This is what it says at the Mirador La Tarta on Tenerife. Photo: Stephan Sulser
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The following text can be read at the Mirador de la Concepción near Santa Cruz on La Palma. Photo: Isolde Fink
This sign can be seen in Puertito de Adeje. Photo: Stephan Sulser
An anti-tourist slogan on Avenida Betancourt in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife. Photo: Teneriffa News
This saying can be seen in Punta Blanca (municipality of Guía de Isora) on Tenerife. Photo: Anja Hirsch-Behnam
A sticker with a similar message can be found on the promenade at Punta del Hidalgo in Tenerife. Photo: Rainer Benz
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The sticker has been attached to a sign for visitors on the promenade. Photo: Rainer Benz
There are numerous examples around El Rincón in the north of Tenerife. Local resident Rolf Külzer has sent us the following photos.
Photo: Rolf Külzer
Rolf Külzer has discovered several messages here.
Photo: Rolf Külzer
«Just neighbours», it says here. Photo: Rolf Külzer
Photo: Rolf Külzer
Rolf Külzer also took a photograph of «Bloody tourists».
Photo: Rolf Külzer
Further messages discovered by Rolf Külzer.
Another photograph by Stephan Sulser, taken in La Esperanza, shows both sides: the rejection and the message being crossed out.
This message, found on a small cottage on the beach near the Barranco de la Piedra Viva, led to numerous other incidents of this kind. We are compiling them on a map (more on this on the next page).
Photo: Johannes Bornewasser
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