Stunned sun seekers looked on in horror as a mass brawl broke out for the second time in a matter of weeks. As the mercury soared to a sizzling 30C on Friday evening at Bournemouth Beach tensions appeared to boil over as another dramatic fight took place.

Captured by a beachgoer around dozen shirtless Brits were filmed stumbling and throwing punches at one another as they came to blows. The fight appears to have begun with two men with the brawl then attracting a large crowd while two bouncers desperately attempted to break up the brawl. A man in green shorts initially lands a punch, and is quickly charged by a group of men.

Tensions have once again boiled over on Bournemouth Beach (Image: Getty)

In a bid to curb the rise of anti-social police are conducting more patrols (Image: Getty)

The golden sand of Bournemouth’s beach appeared troublesome as the group of me battled to stay on their feet as they frantically charged at each other trying to throw punches.

Beachgoes can be heard laughing as one man charged at another male, bumping into him before his opponent wobbled, lost his balance and toppled to the sand.

As a full on fight breaks out the man in the green shorts is captured taking a tumble as others then start to fall around him as security attempt to break up the beach brawl.

One man is successfully detained by an onlooker as he desperately attempts to get free.

Bournemouth beach is now being patrolled by security (Image: Getty)

It comes just weeks after chaos once again descended on Bournemouth beach, leaving several police officers injured and holidaymakers stunned.

Disturbing footage posted to social media shows topless youths hurling glass bottles and other projectiles at police officers during a violent confrontation near the town’s historic pier on June 30.

According to Dorset Police, the disorder erupted following an earlier fight in the nearby Lower Gardens, where a teenage girl sustained injuries and was rushed to hospital.

In a bid to curb the wave of anti-social behaviour alcohol will be seized and fines will be issued.

Dorset Police said extra patrols would be deployed along the seafront and officers will confiscate alcohol, nitrous oxide and other illegal substances where appropriate. Section 35 dispersal powers will also be used to move individuals away from the area if necessary.