A shark alert has been issued in Ibiza, Spain, following a sighting of a shark circling the Marina Botafoc, a common docking location for boats. The incident was reported by Ediz Mehmet, a bosun who observed the shark in the morning at around 8 am. He described the shark as a blue shark, measuring between two and three meters long, which is reflective of the typical size range for this species. This occurrence has raised concerns among local authorities and residents, especially given Ibiza's popularity as a tourist destination, particularly among British holidaymakers. Blue sharks are known to inhabit deeper waters but can occasionally be found near coastlines or in harbors when searching for food, which may indicate the shark's presence in the marina. The potential risk to swimmers and boaters has prompted officials to issue warnings and monitor the situation closely. While sightings of sharks are not unprecedented in the Mediterranean, this incident is particularly alarming due to its proximity to a bustling marina frequented by tourists. Authorities are likely to intensify their monitoring efforts and could implement safety measures to ensure public safety. The situation highlights the importance of being vigilant in popular swimming areas during the peak holiday season, as marine wildlife encounters can pose unexpected threats.