The Balearics is the region of Spain to have lost more blue flags this year than any other region. Fifteen in all have been lost, including Camp de Mar and three in Palma, while there are three new ones in Majorca. Galicia is another region to have lost out, with eight fewer than in 2015, while Andalusia has two fewer. By contrast, Catalonia has nine new flags, Valencia five more, and Murcia, Asturias, the Basque Country and the Canaries have each gained four.
Beaches
Balearics loses 12 Blue Flags this year
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For the record on most Blue Flag beaches "dogs are not allowed to enter the sandy area of the beach..." see the EU Blue Flag rules.