Zac Efron lays low at Miami mansion after Ibiza hospitalization for swimming incident

Zac Efron is back stateside after suffering a medical scare while on vacation in Spain.

The movie star, 36, was seen arriving at an airport in Miami in photos obtained by TMZ Tuesday.

He was snapped keeping a low profile with a black face covering that concealed part of his eyes, a white hoodie and a baseball cap.

Zac Efron touched down in Miami after suffering a “swimming incident” in Spain. TheImageDirect.com He was photographed looking incognito while at the airport. AbacaPress / SplashNews.com

Efron was accompanied by an entourage, who were photographed walking by his side.

The “High School Musical” star then reportedly went to a mansion on an island in Biscayne Bay.

He was photographed walking throughout the interior of the lavish pad and did not appear injured.

Efron reportedly dove too deep into a pool in his villa. zacefron/Instagram As a result, he ingested “a large amount of water into his lungs.” zacefron/Instagram

Efron experienced a “minor swimming incident” Friday night while staying at a villa in Ibiza.

Sources told TMZ Monday that the “Baywatch” star allegedly dove too deep into a pool and hit his chest on the bottom, causing him to ingest “a large amount of water into his lungs.”

Once Efron reportedly began displaying “signs of distress” and appeared “momentarily dazed,” he was pulled out of the water by two members of on-site security and rushed to the hospital.

Efron was taken to the hospital after the ordeal. zacefron/Instagram He recently let his fans know he is “happy and healthy.” Zac Efron/Instagram

However, his rep later told TMZ that the “Greatest Showman” star was just taken to see a doctor as a “precautionary measure” and that he was doing “fine.”

Efron himself reassured his fans that he was doing well by sharing a shirtless photo of himself working out via his Instagram Story Sunday and captioning it, “Happy and healthy.”

The “Iron Claw” star then added in a message to his supporters, “thanks for the well wishes.”