15.2.3 Structured Landing Beaches
These sites are built within the framework of the National Land Use Planning
Program of artisanal fishing. These sites are no “offshore” equipment. Generally,
the existing infrastructures are a fish market, where auctions are held, administrative
office, shops for the deposit of fishing equipment, and an ice factory (Fig. 15.3).
15.2.4 Open Beaches
These kinds of SSF sites are very much in demand by seaside tourism in the summer
season, because of the quality of sand and bathing water they offer. This good
situation is due to their distance from cities and industrial areas. These sites are
devoid of any basic infrastructure and fishing. Fishers have to move to a major port
to get supplies, fishing inputs, and to repair their engines (Fig. 15.4).
15.2.5 Isolated Sites, with Seaside Activities
These sites, despite their isolation, they know seaside and important touristic
activities in summer. These activities generate additional income for fishers. The
Fig. 15.2 Picture of Cala Iris fishing village
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