Holidaymakers LOCKED OUT: Menorca resort shuts out sightseers with chains across its picturesque alleyways which attract 800,000 visitors a year to the village of 500 people in latest anti-tourist move

Furious Menorcan residents living in a resort town known as ‘Spain’s Mykonos’ have chained up their streets in their latest bid to stop holidaymakers intruding on their private properties. 

The nearly 200 homeowners of Binibeca Vell, which lies on the south of the island of Menorca, say they do not want any visitors before 11am or after 8pm.

Anti-tourist signs attached to thick rope and chains have been hung up throughout the holiday hotspot.

Locals have long complained of rowdy tourists…