She told The Sun Online: “It’s pathetic. It’s disgusting how they act. The place needs cleaning up but there’s no way of stopping them.
“The young people who want to get drunk and have sex in the street, and goodness knows what else, they go to Magaluf and always will.”
In June local authorities introduced 64 new laws to clamp down on anti-social behaviour over the peak months of summer.
Fines range from minor, which carries a €100 to €599 penalty, to very serious, which can cost up to €3,000.
Some of the minor offences the town is cracking down on involve drinking directly from the shower, using shower gel in public showers or climbing trees.
A ruling against bare chests has come as a shock to many male travellers on holiday.
Bar owners are also informed to not serve anyone already drunk and to stop customers going into streets with glasses or bottles.
But British tourists have continued to flout the rules this summer.
Groups of women and men have been filmed roaming naked through the streets.
