Santorini, Greece: Fat Tourists Banned From Donkey Rides

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Santorini, Greece: Fat Tourists Banned From Donkey Rides

One of the island’s most popular tourist activities is riding the little burros through the beautiful scenery. However, fat visitors have been too much of a burden for the fragile animals. Now if visitors weigh 220 pounds or more, they’ll have to walk. Santorini citizens are determined to save their asses.

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