Huge waves and strong rip currents led to more than 60 people being rescued from the sea in North Devon at the weekend.
A family today (Mon) returned to the beach in North Devon where a fun day out nearly turned to tragedy.
Two teenagers were pulled from the sea at Croyde and given life saving treatment. Other members of the same family were treated by paramedics.
Their rescue was one of many over the weekend
One man, who's holidaying on the coast with his family, spoke to us about his rescue...
Huge waves and strong rip currents led to more than 60 people being rescued from the sea in North Devon at the weekend.
Lifeguards gave oxygen to one person on the beach at Croyde, and four members of the same family were taken to North Devon District Hospital.
In total, 46 people were rescued at Croyde, with another 18 at Woolacombe.