By Matthew Blake for MailOnline and Richard Shears In Bali for MailOnline and Emma Glanfield for MailOnline Fifteen tourists remain missing at sea and ten others, including two Britons, had to swim six hours to safety after a tour boat sank in rough seas off an Indonesian Island. The British tourists were among ten passengers who survived the ordeal after swimming from the stricken vessel to a remote island where they were greeted by an erupting volcano and had to spend the night drinking their own urine. They are now recovering in hospital while a huge search and rescue operation scours a 250 mile stretch of sea between the islands of Lombok, east of Bali, and Komodo Island, where the boat went down.
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Vessel sank between island of Lombok, east of Bali, and Komodo Island
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It was carrying 20 foreign passengers and five crew members at the time
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10 people including two Britons and two New Zealanders have been rescued
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Passengers from Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and France also saved
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Huge search mission underway for 15 foreigners who remain missing at sea
The boat had set out to sail to the tourist attraction of Komodo Island, a drawcard because of the diving it attracts when seas are calm and because of the unique wildlife - the famous but fierce monitor lizards, also known as @placeholder dragons.