Three people died and 15 were injured after the strong waves overwhelmed the popular Tenya in the Spanish Island of Spain.
A woman died after being pulled into the sea near Puerto de la Cruz Resort and a man died in Santa Cruz de Ternerife, emergency services said on Sunday, emergency services said on Sunday.
A third person was found dead in the sea near a beach in Granadilla.
Emergency services have instructed the public to stay away from coastal paths and to avoid taking photos and videos of rough seas, as the rough weather continues.
The rescue services said that they sent a person who fell into the water in La Guancha in the north of the island, but that he was later pronounced at the hospital.
They said a man died after he was found floating on a beach in El Cabezo in the south, with staff and medical personnel unable to stop him.
In Puerto de la Cruz, a holiday resort in northern Tenerife, one woman died of a heart attack and another 10 people were stranded at sea. Three of them were seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
Officials said that the Canary Islands, the Tenifelago in the Spanish Archipelago are part of, are on alert for coastal hazards.
They warn the sea conditions are expected to vary with swells reaching two-to-four meters, and tourists and locals should take “extreme caution”.