Spanish Beaches - Enjoy Yourself but Stay Safe!

Yesterday's news of an Irishman killed by a speedboat off the coast of Spain is the latest in series of safety concerns on Spanish shores, following the recent jellyfish invasion and the tragic death of two bathers in Malaga.

Spain's beaches are safer than many in the world (Jaws hasn't been seen near Spanish shores any time recently) but strong winds, jellyfish and mechanical 'toys' like jetskis and speedboats are a danger anywhere.

The most famous person to be attack by a jellyfish in Spain recently is Michael Douglas, who was swimming in Majorca when he was attacked. Read about what Michael Douglas asked his son to do for him.

To find out if Michael Douglas's method of treating jellyfish stings is a good one, read this advice on what to do when stung by a jellyfish.

Other Beach & Sea Safety Resources on the Internet

• Andalusian Beaches
• Blue Flag Beaches in Spain
• Blue Flag Beach Critera
• Beach Swimming Safety
• Beach Safety