Sudan · Speervissenzone
Suakin Archipelago National Park
Wat deze zone is
Overzicht
Hoe speervissen wordt behandeld bij Suakin Archipelago National Park.
A group of coral islands and reefs in the Red Sea south-east of Port Sudan and east of the town of Suakin, covering about 1,500 km2. Designated/proposed as an IUCN category II national park and an Important Bird Area, hosting breeding tern colonies, sea turtles (hawksbill, green) and dugongs. It forms the south-eastern quarter of the larger Suakin-Gulf of Agig Ramsar site (designated 2 Feb 2009). As a national-park-status marine area protected for sensitive coral-reef and turtle/dugong habitat, fishing including spearfishing is restricted/effectively prohibited; verify directly with Sudanese wildlife/fisheries authorities. Note: park designation is described in sources as proposed for IUCN II.
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Locatie
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18.7386°N, 38.4882°E
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Deze zone is gedocumenteerd in de officiële bron hieronder.
Voordat je duikt
Vergunning voor Sudan
Of je een vergunning nodig hebt om hier te speervissen, en hoe je die krijgt.
Fishing licences are issued by the Local Authority under the Marine Fisheries Ordinance; speargun use requires a permit from the Fisheries Administration. Marine national park access is controlled by the Wildlife Conservation General Administration. Exact procedure for spearfishing permits is not documented online.
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