A swimmer is recovering after being swept out to sea by the tide off Nells Point.
The swimmer was airlifted from the water by the Coastguard helicopter, before landing on Whitmore Bay last Saturday afternoon.
The RNLI's inshore lifeboat from Barry Dock arrived soon afterwards to look after the casaualty, as the helicopter was low on fuel after being diverted while returning to its St Athan base due to an earlier shout.

The swimmer, who was described as "cold and visibly shaking" had to be given oxygen using a specialist kit carried onboard the D-class lifeboat.
After being wrapped in blankets and placed in a survival bag, the casualty before being reunited with his family.
Their condition improved, and following discussion with the local coastguard rescue team and the family, the swimmer was taken straight to the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
The RNLI volunteer crew advised the swimmer not to return home to the Midlands before they had received medical attention.

Andy Gavan, coxswain at RNLI Barry Dock, said: "This was a great example of multi-agency working at its best, with the helicopter crew, Coastguard rescue teams and our volunteers all pulling together to ensure the casualty received the right care, quickly."
"I'm incredibly proud of our crew – their training, calm approach and excellent casualty care were spot on. Incidents like this show just how vital that skillset is when every second counts."

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