"He was a good human being and he will be very sadly missed," a friend said. He was well loved by a lot of people here, he was very outgoing, jovial and had a great sense of humour. The club Mr Beaumont managed was in an idyllic setting next to a beach shaded by palm and mango trees. According to one firend he was a keen swimmer. Mr Beaumont's job running the club had made him widely known in Grenada and he was said to have been dedicated to making visitors feel welcome. On the club's website he wrote: "Our goal is to provide the best possible service to you, our guests. It is our intention to make this a most pleasant and memorable visit, one that you will look forward to experiencing again and again. Police in Grenada, which has a population of just over 100,000 and relies heavily on tourism, have released few details of the accident, saying an investigation is under way.