This is the moment two British holidaymakers get into a furious row over a sunbed at a three-star Lanzarote hotel.
A disgruntled woman is seen telling a sunbather that she is going to complain to the manager at the three-star Hyde Park Lane apartments in Lanzarote.
Footage shows the woman, who appears to have a Scottish accent and is wearing a pink cover up, accusing the other Brit of occupying the lounger ‘all week’.
The tourist lying on the sunbed warns her ‘don’t be rude’ and tells her to ‘turn around and walk away’.
Holidaymaker Callum Lines, who can be heard shouting ‘Karen’ at the woman in pink, witnessed the commotion while sunbathing poolside and decided to film the row.
‘The Scottish lady said they had been using those beds all week, accusing the couple lying down and moving their items,’ Lines, 31, said.
‘Just to the left, out of shot, was a sign stating no reservation of sunbeds. I’m not sure this was the case though’.
The holidaymaker, from Leamington Spa, said the Scottish woman then left to hunt down hotel management – who he said never showed up.
‘There were plenty more available beds – all with equal sun exposure – so this really wasn’t needed,’ Lines said.
The woman, wearing a pink cover up, was spotted accusing a couple of being in the spot she had been using ‘all week’
In footage of the incident, she could be heard saying: ‘Don’t be cheeky, don’t be smart mouthed either
‘I’ve always got two pence to share even when it’s probably not required, but you come away for a rest and some relaxation.’
Lines said he was also on the receiving end of the woman in pink’s complaints.
In the video the angry woman claimed she had been there all week and said she now had to relocate.
Lines chipped in: ‘Excuse me is there somebody underneath you? Are you sat on someone?’
The woman on the sun lounger said: ‘Get your facts right before you start accusing people,’ to which the other woman responded: ‘That’s what I said to you.’
The sunbathing woman then tells her: ‘Don’t be rude, turn around and walk away.’
The fuming woman denies being rude, to which Lines pipes up: ‘Get out her face then’.
‘The bikini clad sunbather continued: “Turn around and walk away,” but the other woman insists that her group had been sitting in the spot before her.
‘They’ve had to move,’ she said, but the woman responded: ‘I don’t care.’
The man laying beside her piped up and told the woman to ‘go away,’ and Lines reassured him that the fiasco was being filmed.
The woman in pink then said: ‘Sitting here and you say you didn’t move and take their stuff away.
The other Brit quickly fired back: ‘But why ain’t they got their names on them then.
‘You come over here rude, turn around and walk away. You’ve picked on the wrong person, turn around and walk away now.’
The angry lady told the sunbathers she was going to report them to management before Lines yelled out and called her a ‘Karen’.
The Scottish woman left to hunt down hotel management – but they never showed up
She then turned on him and said: ‘Don’t be cheeky, don’t be smart mouthed either.
‘You don’t know who you’re talking to and you don’t know who we’re here with.
Lines quipped: ‘Ronnie Pickering?’ But she said: ‘Just keep your f******g mouth shut.’
One woman wearing a black cap and bikini could be seen gesturing to the ‘Karen’ to walk away.
The pair went back and forth as the woman in pink claimed someone had moved their beds.
It comes after holidaymakers in Tenerife were caught using a trick to reserve sunbeds which social media users branded ‘pathetic’.
In a Tiktok clip, dozens of sun worshippers were seen waiting by the empty pool area at a hotel in Playa de las Américas during the early hours of the morning.
The guests appeared to be standing still in designated spots in a bid to ‘reserve’ a space for one of the sunbeds being unloaded onto the area.
One holidaymaker could even be seen reading his book as he stood in position, before swiftly turning his attention to the loungers as the hotel employees began distributing them out.
In the comments, over 130 viewers, many of whom appeared to identify as British, rallied together to condemn the ‘miserable’ move.
One person wrote, ‘Pathetic really. F*****g grown ups,’ while another said, ‘This isn’t what going on holiday is about… misery.’
