A holidaymaker has died after being pulled from the sea at a well-liked seaside within the UK. The vacationer, who's believed to have been in his 40s, received into problem within the water at Croyde Bar, North Devon.

Emergency companies rushed to the scene however sadly couldn't save him.

He was delivered to shore by lifeguards who had been administering CPR when paramedics arrived yesterday morning.

The man was pronounced lifeless shortly afterwards.

His demise isn't being handled as suspicious and officers from Devon and Cornwall Police will put together a file for the coroner.

The pressure stated the sufferer is from the Bedfordshire space.

An eyewitness instructed Devon Live in regards to the mass emergency service presence within the space.

They stated: "We were just leaving the holiday park. Armed police, lots of ambulances, air ambulance, the lot, and a huge crowd of people at the beach.

"I used to be driving away from the vacation park and simply had all of them whizzing previous us and wasn't positive what was taking place."

They added: “Seemed quite serious for armed police etc to be there but it appears it's a usual thing here sadly with surfers."

Tweeting about the incident Inspector Dave Thubron said: “Response officers attending Croyde Beach to assist lifeguards.

“Be aware of moving vehicles and officers arriving.”

Croyde is a village on the west-facing shoreline of North Devon and lies on the South West Coast Path close to to Baggy Point.

It lies inside the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Croyde has hosted a browsing and music competition referred to as GoldCoast Oceanfest annually since 1999.

It occurs on the weekend closest to the summer season solstice annually, and this 12 months occurred on June 16 to 18.