A British tourist has died after being rescued from the sea at Playa del Águila, near El Cotillo in Fuerteventura, Spain, on the evening of May 28. Emergency services were alerted around 5:30 PM following reports of two individuals struggling in the water. One swimmer managed to reach safety without assistance and declined further medical treatment. However, rescuers from the Canary Islands Emergency and Rescue Group (GES) found the second swimmer in cardiac arrest during a helicopter search. Despite immediate CPR and resuscitation efforts by paramedics and medical teams, the individual could not be revived and was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident has prompted an investigation by the Guardia Civil. Playa del Águila is known for its scenic beauty but is remote, lacking lifeguards and essential facilities, making it a risky destination for swimmers. Fuerteventura, the second-largest of the Canary Islands, is a popular tourist destination, welcoming millions of visitors each year, which greatly exceeds its local population of approximately 120,000 residents.