You can't park there! Cornish residents slam 'dumb' holidaymakers who had to be rescued by lifeguards after driving FOUR cars onto a beach and getting stranded
You can't park there! Cornish locals slam 'dumb' holidaymakers who had to be rescued by lifeguards after driving FOUR cars onto a beach and getting strandedVideo shows lifeguard coming to the aid of four stranded motorists weekDid you see any unhappy tourists at Cornwall? Email arthur.parashar@mailonline.co.uk
Cornish locals have slammed 'dumb' holidaymakers who had to be rescued by lifeguards after driving on a beach and getting stranded in their cars.
Lifeguards could be heard on the loudspeaker warning tourists not to park on the beach , but the announcement came too late to save the cars from sinking into the soft sand.
Comic footage showed four cars stranded on Towan Beach in the popular tourist town of Newquay after motorists decided to ignore parking spaces conventional parking lots and driving their vehicles directly on the sand.
In the video, a group of puzzled surfers can be seen passing by cars on their way to the water as a lifeguard attempts to remedy the situation all too familiar to locals.
Connor Duffy, 33, a chef from Newquay, has said the "silly summer" had begun after spotting the vehicles recklessly heading towards the beach. He said motorists make the same mistake at least once a week despite road signs warning them to stay away.
Thousands of tourists visit Newquay every summer for its excellent surfing and vibrant nightlife...
Cornish locals have slammed 'dumb' holidaymakers who had to be rescued by lifeguards after driving on a beach and getting stranded in their cars.
Lifeguards could be heard on the loudspeaker warning tourists not to park on the beach , but the announcement came too late to save the cars from sinking into the soft sand.
Comic footage showed four cars stranded on Towan Beach in the popular tourist town of Newquay after motorists decided to ignore parking spaces conventional parking lots and driving their vehicles directly on the sand.
In the video, a group of puzzled surfers can be seen passing by cars on their way to the water as a lifeguard attempts to remedy the situation all too familiar to locals.
Connor Duffy, 33, a chef from Newquay, has said the "silly summer" had begun after spotting the vehicles recklessly heading towards the beach. He said motorists make the same mistake at least once a week despite road signs warning them to stay away.
Thousands of tourists visit Newquay every summer for its excellent surfing and vibrant nightlife...
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