UK and French backpackers missing from Australian beach
The men's clothes, keys, and wallets were found on Shelly Beach near Port Macquarie, in New South Wales, on Monday morning, according to local news reports.
Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby.
A ground and water search for the pair continued on Wednesday.
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Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping.
'Chances are exceptionally slim (someone could have survived in the water since Sunday) ... the conditions yesterday and the day before were terrible,' he told the Port Macquarie News.
'The concern is that a number of personal items were located in the vehicle (that) we would believe they wouldn't leave,' he added.
Police identified the men as Hugo Palmer, 20, from the UK, and his French companion Erwan Ferrieux, 21.
Palmer was described as having a Caucasian appearance, fair-haired and 180 cm (6 ft) tall with an athletic build. Ferrieux has dark hair, brown eyes, a tanned complexion and is between 175 cm and 180 cm, according to the report.
Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the two travelers, or their car, around the area.
Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. Palmer was described as having a Caucasian appearance, fair-haired and 180 cm (6 ft) tall with an athletic build. Ferrieux has dark hair, brown eyes, a tanned complexion and is between 175 cm and 180 cm, according to the report. Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping. 'The concern is that a number of personal items were located in the vehicle (that) we would believe they wouldn't leave,' he added. Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping. Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. 'The concern is that a number of personal items were located in the vehicle (that) we would believe they wouldn't leave,' he added. Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the two travelers, or their car, around the area. Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the two travelers, or their car, around the area. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. 'Chances are exceptionally slim (someone could have survived in the water since Sunday) ... the conditions yesterday and the day before were terrible,' he told the Port Macquarie News. A ground and water search for the pair continued on Wednesday. Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping. 'Chances are exceptionally slim (someone could have survived in the water since Sunday) ... the conditions yesterday and the day before were terrible,' he told the Port Macquarie News. Police identified the men as Hugo Palmer, 20, from the UK, and his French companion Erwan Ferrieux, 21. A ground and water search for the pair continued on Wednesday. Palmer was described as having a Caucasian appearance, fair-haired and 180 cm (6 ft) tall with an athletic build. Ferrieux has dark hair, brown eyes, a tanned complexion and is between 175 cm and 180 cm, according to the report. 'Chances are exceptionally slim (someone could have survived in the water since Sunday) ... the conditions yesterday and the day before were terrible,' he told the Port Macquarie News. Police Inspector Michael Aldridge warned the surf had been rough on Sunday, when the pair reportedly arrived in the beach town, almost 400 miles northeast of Sydney, where they had been camping. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. 'The concern is that a number of personal items were located in the vehicle (that) we would believe they wouldn't leave,' he added. A ground and water search for the pair continued on Wednesday. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. Police found their travel documents in a silver rental car parked nearby. Palmer was described as having a Caucasian appearance, fair-haired and 180 cm (6 ft) tall with an athletic build. Ferrieux has dark hair, brown eyes, a tanned complexion and is between 175 cm and 180 cm, according to the report. Palmer was described as having a Caucasian appearance, fair-haired and 180 cm (6 ft) tall with an athletic build. Ferrieux has dark hair, brown eyes, a tanned complexion and is between 175 cm and 180 cm, according to the report. Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the two travelers, or their car, around the area. Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the two travelers, or their car, around the area.
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