UK tourists in Portugal have been warned by the Foreign Office over “inappropriate behaviour” in one holiday hotspot. In the latest travel update the FCDO included additional information on ‘local laws’ in the municipality of Albufeira, citing its new Code of Conduct. The regulations, introduced on June 24, explain how anyone found carrying out actions deemed inappropriate in the area could be hit with a fine up to 1,800 euros. Some examples of finable actions in Albufeira include drinking alcohol in the streets, which could set you back between 300 and 1,500 euros, or full nudity in public, which could see you hit with a charge up to 1,800 euros. READ MORE: Portugal declares ‘containment zone’ with thousands of UK tourists warned There is a full document outlining the rules in the city, with 15 actions specified on the list. The Foreign Office explained: “The municipality of Albufeira has introduced a Code of Conduct which bans inappropriate behaviour in public places. “Check out the rules that are now in force. If you break the rules, you could be fined on the spot from between 150 and 1,800 euros.” Other new updates the FCDO has introduced is in regards to “hot and dry” weather. The official body outlined the risk of wildfires from April to October due to the conditions, stressing how the wildfires could start anywhere in Portugal. Foreign Office guidance explained: “There is an increased risk of wildfires from April to October when the weather is hot and dry. Wildfires can start anywhere in Portugal. READ MORE: Portugal bringing in new 10-year rule with millions in UK warned “Wildfires are highly dangerous and unpredictable. The Portuguese authorities may evacuate areas and close roads for safety reasons. You should: “Starting a fire, even if it is by accident, is illegal and you could get a fine or a prison sentence. “For information about active wildfires and forecasts, visit the Portuguese Met Office website for information on Portugal and Madeira .”