Two sisters who died during a waterfall climb in Vietnam have been named as Beth Anderson, 24, and Isobel Mackensie Squire,19.
In a statement their family said "two bright lights have gone out". Another Brit Christian Sloan, 25, also died.
It has been reported the trio may have been with an unauthorised tour guide when the tragedy happened.
Two British women who died during a waterfall climb in Vietnam are half-sisters, ITV News understands.
The girls, believed to be Beth Anderson and Isobel Mackensie Squire, died along with another Brit Christian Sloan as they trekked along the Datanla Waterfalls in the Lam Dong province.
It has been reported the trio may have been with an unauthorised tour guide when the tragedy happened.
The family have paid tribute to them saying: "Two bright lights have gone out. They shone brightly for 24 and 19 years for everyone who loved and adored them and everyone who came into contact with them.
“Sisters, Beth and Izzy were living a life of adventure and did so, right to the end.”
An ex-Royal Navy sailor who died whilst climbing waterfalls in Vietnam was one of "life's one offs," his family have said.
The two women and a man were at the popular tourist spot with an unauthorised tour guide.