A British father has died whereas snorkelling on vacation along with his household in St Kitts.

Andrew Evans, 60, from Wales, was discovered useless at round 10am on March 27, throughout a vacationer snorkelling journey to Peninsular Cove, off the Caribbean island’s southeast peninsular.

Native press stated he solely arrived in St Kitts that day aboard a P&O Britannia cruise ship.

He was half of a big group, holidaying along with his spouse and daughter on a 14-day journey from Barbados to Southampton. 

It’s unclear whether or not he drowned or died of pure causes. 

P&O Cruises flagship, Britannia, pictured making her first go to to Las Palmas in 2015. The unnamed British father is reported to have been on a 14 day cruise on the ferry when he died

The person was pulled from the water, the place one other vacationer tried to carry out CPR with out success.

He was pronounced useless by the District Medical Officer. 

The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Drive instructed MailOnline:Someday after 10am police obtained a report from the St. Kitts-Nevis Coast Guard.

‘Upon arrival, detectives met with members of the Coast Guard who escorted them to the pier the place they noticed the physique of Mr Evans mendacity on his again.’

They stated investigations have been ongoing.   

MailOnline has contacted P&O Cruises for remark.

Earlier in March, a 77-year-old British man died whereas snorkelling within the Caribbean.

Gareth Weekes, a former newspaper editor, was on a crusing journey close to St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Locals to his Devon residence stated Weekes could be a ‘large loss to our group’.

Ian Simpson, 55, died whereas snorkelling along with his son within the Dominican Republic late final yr.

Simpson didn’t resurface in uneven waters off the coast of Caleton de Bruno seaside within the city of Cabrera. 

Locals took a small fishing boat out in the midst of the night time and located his physique close by.