The Local Police of Santa Cruz de Tenerife evicted four Swiss travellers who had spent the night camping in The Farm Park in the city centre this morning.
The authorities issued them a violation report, highlighting that fines for camping in unauthorised areas or protected natural spaces range from €150 to €600.
The surprised tourists had to gather all their belongings that they had left at the site.
Early this morning, a patrol of @LocalPoliceSC has issued infraction reports and evicted four tourists, of Swiss nationality, who had spent the night in La Granja park. They also collected all the belongings they had left there. pic.twitter.com/t4uY6gWEHL
— Local Police SC Tenerife (@PoliciaLocalSC) July 17, 2024
FARM PARK
The development of the La Granja Park began in 1969 and was completed in 1976 to establish a vast area for sports, recreational activities, and strolls. It stands as one of the largest urban parks in the Canary Islands and derives its name from an ancient botanical installation in the city. The park harbours a diverse range of tree species, comprising both exotic and indigenous varieties typical to the region.
