The Canary Islands are the latest area of Spain to see anti-tourism protests, with 'Go Home Tourist' signs being waved at beachgoers in Tenerife as locals say 'more tourists, more misery'

Brits enjoying their holiday in Spain were targetted by protesters who chanted and waved signs, written in English, reading 'Go Home Tourist'

Thousands of flag-waving demonstrators hit the streets across Spain's Canary Islands on Sunday to demand restrictions to the mass tourism they say is overwhelming their Atlantic archipelago.

Thousands of protestors have marched the streets of Tenerife before surrounding unsuspecting holidaymakers sunbathing on a popular beach to demonstrate against rising levels of tourists

Thousands of people protested in holiday resorts in Spain's Canary Islands on Sunday against over tourism which they say prices local people out of the housing market. Under the slogan Canary Islands has a limit,

Tourists were forced to pack up and leave the beach as anti-tourism mobs descended on the sunny sands of Spain, where locals are fed up with the number of holidaymakers

Thousands of people took to the beaches and streets to protest against the damaging effect of tourism across Spain's Canary Islands

Protests are sweeping across Spanish tourist destinations, including Barcelona and Tenerife, as locals gather to demand action against soaring rents and mass tourism.