Mini-tsunami hits Spanish holiday spot where Love Island Australia is filmed
Holdiaymakers on an idyllic Spanish island — the same used for the filming location of Love Island Australia — have been forced to evacuate a beach after a 'mini-tsunami' struck a resort town.
The moment five-foot waves hit the coast, flooding shore in Port d'Alcudia in Mallorca, has been captured in dramatic footage.
In the clip, filmed in Mallorca's north-east, huge waves rush into the shore, completely blanketing the beach and seaside terraces and submerging the usually dry and sandy stretch.
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It's unlikely the luxurious Love Island Australia villa, at an undisclosed filming location, would have been affected by the freak waves, as it sits back from the coast.
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Locals reported seeing the water drop by one metre, then suddenly return, with waves as big as five-feet, according to the Mirror.
The Spanish island is renowned for its stunning beaches, azure water, mountainous terrain and charming villages.
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