Archive · 18 Aug 2025
Two US Tourists Drown on Carnival's Bahamas Island
Two older American tourists died in separate drowning accidents on a private island owned by Carnival cruise lines in the Bahamas.
The two people were on different cruises and were doing recreational activities when they died.
Local authorities are investigating the events, and autopsies will be performed.
Carnival has expressed their sadness and is helping the authorities with their investigation.
The safety procedures on the island are being reviewed to ensure it is safe for visitors.
Two US tourists in their 70s died in separate drowning incidents at a Carnival-operated private island.
The victims were passengers from different cruise ships visiting the island.
Bahamian authorities are investigating the unrelated incidents, with autopsies pending.
Carnival Cruise Line expressed condolences and is cooperating with the investigation.
Authorities are reviewing safety protocols at the island.
- Who
- Two US tourists in their 70s.
- What
- Two US tourists died in separate drowning incidents.
- When
- Not specified in the article, but the previous summary says August 15
- Where
- Carnival-operated private island in the Bahamas.
- Why
- Under investigation.
- Location
- Carnival-operated private island, Bahamas
- Victims
- Two US tourists in their 70s
- Investigation
- Bahamian authorities
- Cruise Line
- Carnival
