The Italian town of Maccarese, a beach area near Rome, is currently dealing with something that will surely affect its future tourism numbers. In short, visitors to the beach yesterday had their trip suddenly uprooted by the presence of a mini-tornado — which, although not as destructive as a proper tornado, still managed to carry away a bunch of umbrellas and people’s belongings.

Not only that, but soon after, waterspouts formed over the sea, meaning guests weren’t safe on land or in the water.

Sorry, Italians, looks like you’re better off vacationing in Greece after all.

@dailymail Shocking video footage captured the moment tourists were forced to flee an Italian beach after a tornado hit, while giant waterspouts formed on the coast. On Sunday, the twister was filmed causing chaos on a stretch of beach in Maccarese, on the coast of north Rome. Dozens of sunseekers in bathing suits were seen running from the strong whirlwind as it ripped up umbrellas that had been planted in the sand and sent them flying above the beachfront. Read the full story at Daily Mail #Beach#Tornado#Italy♬ original sound - Daily Mail