A series of tragic drowning incidents have occurred recently involving holidaymakers. A 78-year-old British man, Michael Mizon, drowned while swimming in Kefalonia, Greece, with a coroner ruling his death as accidental due to drowning in seawater. In Lanzarote, a 59-year-old British scuba diver died after going into cardiac arrest while diving at Playa Chica, despite the efforts of emergency responders to revive him. This incident follows another drowning of a 77-year-old British tourist at Racó beach in Cullera, Spain, also attributed to strong currents. Local authorities are urging caution when swimming, particularly in unfamiliar waters. These incidents highlight the potential dangers associated with swimming and diving during vacations.