Brit tourist plunges three storeys from Ibiza hotel balcony with horror head injuries

A British tourist has been left with horrifying injuries after he fell off a hotel balcony.

The holidaymaker, aged 22, fell from the third floor of the building in Ibiza at around 8pm on Monday. The incident happened at the Marco Polo hotel in the party resort of San Antonio.

He was rushed to hospital after he sustained injuries to his chest and head. Policeconfirmed he was being treated at Can Misses Hospital. The victim hasn't been named at this time. The Civil Guard has launched an investigation into the circumstances.

A spokesperson said: "A 22-year-old British tourist was rushed to hospital after falling from the third floor of a hotel in San Antonio. He was conscious when he was taken away."

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San Antonio has come under the spotlight this summer following a number of tourist deaths in hotel plunges. Dundee-born ice hockey star Gary Kelly, 19, became the fourth holidaymaker to die at four-star Ibiza Rocks Hotel since April 27. He fell from a third-floor balcony on July 21 in an incident which the Civil Guard has described as an accident.

On July 7, Ewan Thomson, 26, from Aberdeen, fell to his death at the same hotel. A 19-year-old Italian tourist of Turkish origin plunged to her death on April 27 from a fourth-floor at the hotel, owned by the Ibiza Rocks Group which is led by the British founders of island super club Manumission.

The latest incident happened at the Marco Polo hotel in San Antonio, which hit headlines in June after it was at the centre of a poolside brawl involving English footballer Kian Harratt.

Tension flared between two groups at the hotel before footage emerged showing a young Brit, later identified as Oldham Athletic striker Kian Harratt, lobbing a stool towards another guest but hitting a lady instead.

The EFL frontman broke his silence afterwards to admit he felt “terrible” and “very apologetic” but levelled the blame at a poolside bully.