STORY: A Spanish family of four is missing after a boat carrying eleven people sank off the coast of Indonesia in extreme weather, Spanish authorities and an Indonesian news agency said on Saturday (December 27).

The other passengers - two more tourists from Spain, four crew members and a tour guide - were all rescued safely during the incident late on Friday, state news agency Antara reported.

Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) released handout footage which it said shows its rescuers saving people off the Indonesian coast.

Reuters was able to confirm the location in parts of the video by the buildings, port buildings, and mountain which matched file and satellite imagery. The location in other parts of the video and the date when the video was filmed could not be independently verified.

The vessel capsized in waves of up to three meters in the Padar Island Strait near the island of Labuan Bajo, a popular holiday spot, the island's port authority told Antara.

Indonesian rescue teams were looking for the missing family, Spain's foreign ministry told Reuters.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

SHOWS: LABUAN BAJO, EAST NUSA TENGGARA PROVINCE, INDONESIA (RELEASED DECEMBER 27, 2025) (BASARNAS - Must on-screen courtesy "BASARNAS")

1. RESCUE TEAMS PREPARING TO DEPART

2. RESCUE TEAMS DEPARTING IN BOATS

AT SEA, OFF INDONESIAN COAST (RELEASED DECEMBER 27, 2025) (BASARNAS - Must on-screen courtesy "BASARNAS") (NIGHT SHOTS)

3. RESCUE TEAMS IN BOATS

4. RESCUE TEAMS SAVING PEOPLE FROM CAPSIZED BOAT, ACCORDING TO BASARNAS

5. RESCUE TEAMS WITH RESCUED PEOPLE IN BOAT, ACCORDING TO BASARNAS