Two women mauled in horror shark attack while swimming at popular Bahamas resort Two women swimming at a tourist hotspot in the Bahamas had to be airlifted to a nearby island for "advanced medical care" after they were mauled in a horror shark attack.
Gavin Naylor, program director of the International Shark Attack File in Florida, said following a fatal shark attack that masses of tourists swim in the water and many visitors want to view sharks from a fishing boat - or even dive with them.
The American tourists were swimming off Bimini Bay - a popular Bahamas resort - on Friday evening when they were set upon, with one reported to have suffered serious injuries.
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The force said: "Initial reports indicate that the victims, both USA residents, sustained injuries while swimming in the waters at Bimini Bay.
