Campervan with driver and three dogs plunges into sea off Isle of Skye

A campervan plunged into the water at Kylerhea Narrows on the Isle of Skye, an area known for strong currents. The RNLI lifeboat from Kyle of Lochalsh launched at around 11:40 am and reached the scene within 10 minutes. The sole occupant and his three dogs had already made it ashore safely. Crew members checked the vehicle for trapped persons and remained on site until the Coastguard took over.

Lifeboat volunteers were called after a campervan crashed off a slipway into the sea off the Isle of Skye. The Kyle of Lochalsh Lifeboat team arrived at Kylerhea around 11:40am on Wednesday. Within 10 minutes, they found the van on its side and checked for casualties. The occupant and three dogs were unharmed.

On May 20, a campervan came off the Kylerhea slipway on the Isle of Skye and ended up on its side in the water. The Kyle RNLI lifeboat crew arrived 10 minutes after being paged at 11:40 am. The sole occupant and his three dogs were already safely ashore. The lifeboat Spirit of Fred. Olsen was stood down at 12:15 pm after confirming no one was trapped.

A campervan crashed off a slipway into the sea at the Kylerhea narrows off the Isle of Skye. A lifeboat crew from Kyle of Lochalsh reached the scene within 10 minutes. The sole occupant and his three dogs were unharmed; the van was found lying on its side.

A lifeboat crew was called after a campervan crashed off a slipway into the sea off the Isle of Skye. Volunteers from Kyle of Lochalsh reached the scene in 10 minutes, finding the van on its side. The sole occupant and his three dogs were unharmed; the lifeboat returned to base 45 minutes later.