Blessing beds start! British holidaymakers are in line for an hour to secure the best places in the swimming pool in Canary Islands Resort

British holidaymakers were in line for more than an hour in line in an attempt to secure the best places in the swimming pool in a resort of Canary Islands.

Sunseekers armed with towels, sun cream and flip flops were recorded in bizarre images on 28 May in line in front of the swimming pool in the Barceló Lanzarote Active Resort, Las Palmas, Spain.

It seems that the sunbed wars are now in full swing with hotel guests who set alarms extra early to form queues in the swimming pool until the staff clearly gives them everything.

According to guests, people’s queue has become a normal morning routine for holidaymakers in the Spanish hotel.

Isabelle Hanssen, whose balcony overlooks the swimming pool that stood in line on the swimming pool visitors, eagerly waited in line.

According to the half -pipe skier, the queue usually consists of British with a few Germans who are also in line.

Isabelle, from the Netherlands, also revealed that the queues already start at 8 a.m., despite the fact that the swimming pool only opens at 9:30 am.

With several entrances from the swimming pool, lines of ten people plus that are formed all over the area.

Sunseekers armed with towels, sunscreen and flipflops were recorded in bizarre images on 28 May in line in front of the swimming pool in Barceló Lanzarote Active Resort, Las Palmas, Spain

Isabelle, from the Netherlands, revealed that the queues already start at 8 a.m., despite the swimming pool that does not open until 9.30 am

People’s bizarre queue has become a normal morning routine for guests in Barceló Lanzarote Active Resort

The line usually consists of British holidaymakers with a few Germans hanging around, according to a hotel guest

Isabelle Hanssen said: ’30 minutes in line before the pool opens everything for that one sunbed, I think.’

Members of the public remained shocked by the images.

A viewer said, “Pathetic and ridiculous, beyond embarrassing.”

Another added: ‘It’s not always like that. I was there last week and this never happened once. ‘

A third said, “This is my worst nightmare.”

‘I always wonder why hotels cannot just assign sunbeds per room. It would solve this whole problem, “added another.

Another one said, “That’s not a vacation for me.”

It comes after two British holidaymakers arrived in a furious row earlier this month over a sunbug in a three -star Lanzarote Hotel.

A dissatisfied woman was to see that she told a tanning man that she is going to complain about her at the manager of the Lane Apartments Hyde Park on the Spanish island.

Images shows the woman, who seems to have a Scottish accent and is wearing a pink cover, and accuses the other Brit of taking a place that occupies members of her group ‘all week’.

And one Tourist was beaten up by a staff member on a Turkish beach after allegedly complained about the price of a sunbed.

The fight broke out on 16 May on Damlatas Beach in the Alanya district of Antalya after the tourist, who was described by Turkish media as British as British, inquired about renting a lounger, but decided to choose after he found it too expensive.

Instead, it is said that the tourist dumped his possessions on the sand so that he could make a dip in the sea.

An employee told the tourist to take his possessions elsewhere, but events escalated after the tourist refused, which led the staff member to hit him for other holidaymakers.

Images of the incident showed that the employee attacked a man who could be seen on the sand while being beaten and kicked.

Spectators were shouted from horror, while others left the fight.

Two men then tried to break the fight before the video came to an end.