In the next shot, the same pool area is coated in black ash, the loungers have burned up and only metal skeletons of umbrellas are left. Among the blackened burned remains, the pool remains shockingly blue.
The Lindos Imperial Resort and Spa responded to the fires on its Facebook page.
“The safety and wellbeing of our guests and staff are our utmost priority and we have taken this precautionary measure to ensure everyone’s security,” read a recent post.
“We want to emphasise that we are in constant communication with the local authorities, closely monitoring the situation.
“Rest assured, we are taking all necessary measures to address the situation responsibly and ensure a safe environment for everyone.
“During this challenging time, we extend our deepest gratitude for your understanding and support.”
More than 1100 people commented on the TikTok, which has been viewed more than 2.7 million times in just two days.
“My heart is breaking,” wrote one person.
“Can’t imagine how the locals are feeling,” another added.
One said they had been there recently. “We stayed there three weeks ago, this is so sad. Keep safe everyone,” they wrote.
Hundreds of tourists have been evacuated from the island.
Experts claim the heatwave in Europe contributed to the dry conditions, which caused fires in Greece, Sicily, Croatia, Algeria and Tunisia.
According to scientists, human-induced climate change was a major contributor, the BBC reported.
