British tourist, 30, falls 500ft from a cliff to his death in popular Ibiza beauty spot

British tourist, 30, falls 500ft from a cliff to his death in popular Ibiza beauty spot

  • Liverpool man Richard Lloyd Canavan, 30, died after falling in Ibiza last night
  • He fell   500 feet from cliffs near a lookout point at Cala d’Hort on the south coast
  • A source said the tourist had been drinking in the hours leading up to his death

A 30-year-old British holidaymaker has plunged to his death from an Ibiza beauty spot.

The tourist, named locally as Richard Lloyd Canavan, died instantly after falling nearly 500 feet from cliffs near a lookout point at Cala d’Hort on the island’s south coast.

The alarm was raised around 10pm last night. The Brit’s body was recovered this morning.

 A Liverpool man, named locally as Richard Lloyd Canavan, 30, died after falling 500 feet from cliffs in Ibiza

A Civil Guard spokesman said: ‘I can confirm a British man has died after plunging from cliffs in the Cala d’Hort area.

‘The alarm was raised last night and his body was recovered this morning.

‘The incident is still being investigated but there is nothing at the moment pointing to it being the result of foul play.’

A well-placed source said the tourist, who was from Liverpool, had been drinking in the hours leading up to his death.

Mr Canavan is believed to have fallen from from the cliffs near a lookout point at Cala d'Hort on the Ibiza's south coast

Mr Canavan is believed to have fallen from from the cliffs near a lookout point at Cala d’Hort on the Ibiza’s south coast

One said a vehicle the holidaymaker and his girlfriend are thought to have been using, had been towed away earlier in the day by local police.

The dead man is understood to have headed to the cliffs with his partner and friends shortly before he lost his life.

Another source said: ‘At one point he headed towards the rocks and grabbed hold of one and was hanging off and the next minute he was gone.’

The spot where the Brit died is popular with locals and visitors who head there to watch the sun go down.