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Destinations that restrict the use of Bikini

Some of the most popular destinations for the summer have implemented strict rules on the use of bikinis that many tourists are unaware of.
In addition to large fines, they run the risk of being sentenced to prison terms. From the Maldives to Barcelona, these are the 7 destinations that prohibit the use of bikinis.
In the Maldives it is only permitted to wear bikinis on beaches or in resorts. Wear them in other places is subject to imprisonment.
Philippines: Palawan Council member Cherry Pie Acosta wants to ban tourists from wearing bikinis because they can be considered offensive by conservative residents.
Although Turkey is famous for its stunning seaside resorts, tourists who wear bikinis in areas far from the beaches also face prison terms.
Majorca. In 2014, Palma City Council announced that it would apply fines up to 500 Euros for those who wear bikinis off the beaches.
While Croatia continues to drop in popularity because of tourists, many of them are unaware that Hvar island officials can fine people who walk the streets of town wearing swimsuits. The fine is 120 Euros.
In 2011 Barcelona's legislators banned bikinis from being worn off the beaches in an attempt to clean up the city's image.
United Arab Emirates. In the country predominantly Muslim, short clothing are not welcome. The state of Ras al-Khaimah has banned men's and women's swimsuits on beaches in 2013, as Muslim families felt bad about tourists exhibiting so much skin.

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Anse Source d'Agrgent, Seychelles

According to modern historians, La Digue was first sighted by the French navigator Lazare Picault in 1742, but it was not named until 1768. The first people settled on the island in 1789, when French colonists arrived with their African slaves. Most of them went back to France, but some people were left and some of today's inhabitants carry their names. Later, more French deportees arrived, followed by a large number of liberated slaves and Asian immigrants.
In 1854, the first Catholic chapel was built on La Digue by Father Theophile. Most inhabitants of the island are of the Catholic faith. French colonists on La Digue manufactured coral lime, and they are believed to be responsible for the decline of the island's coral reefs. They also made copra out of coconuts, and they planted vanilla on their plantations. This tradition has been continued.
(In Wikipedia)
In the beach Anse Source d'Argent in Seychelles.
Since the inclination of the palm trees to the wind speed passing by the fine sand, each element of the decor contributes to the exact perfection.

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Lençois Maranhenses, Brazil

Parque no Maranhão
National Parc Lençóis Maranhenses The lençóis is a truly unique place, and I would reccommend it to anyone visiting northern Brazil - One of my personal highlights of the country without doubt. Stunning dunes and natural pools (depending on the time of year - best time is probably mid-year) as far as the eye can see. (in Tripadvisor)
Adress: Barreirinhas - MA, 65590-000, Brasil

Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses
It is a Brazilian conservation units of integral protection of nature located in the northeastern state of Maranhao. The territory of the park, with an area of 156 584 ha, is spread by the municipalities of Barreirinhas, First Cross and Santo Amaro do Maranhao. The park was created with the main purpose of "protect the flora, fauna and the natural beauty, are on site. "
Inserted into the coastal marine biome, the park is an exponent of mangrove ecosystems, salt marsh and dunes, combining strong winds and regular rains. Its great scenic beauty, combined with tours of the dune fields and the possibility of bathing in ponds, attract tourists from around the world who visit the park throughout the year.

Veligandu Island, Maldives

Velingadu is one of the 203 inhabited islands (out of a total of 1196) in the Republic of Maldives, southwest of Sri Lanka. Its crystalline turquoise waters allow you to admire the abundant marine life in its purest form.
Threatened by rising of the water levels, caused by climate change, small islands of the Maldives are real paradise on earth.
The island Veligandu is constantly cited as a jewel of the archipelago.
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Destinations that restrict the use of Bikini

Anse Source d'Agrgent, Seychelles

Lençois Maranhenses, Brazil

Veligandu Island, Maldives