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Africa, Ghana: Fishing boats in Cape Coast harbor

Fishermen in Jamestown , a district of Accra, the capital of Ghana

The group of fishermen and the fishing boat (piroga) on the sandy beach in Accra, Ghana, in the end of the working day in West Africa.

Elmina, Ghana, West Africa: Elmina Castle, 15th century fortress built by the Portuguese - fishing boats prows and the beach - São Jorge da Mina castle, Feitoria da Mina, Portuguese Gold Coast - Unesco world heritage site - photo by M.Torres

A landing port with canoes and boats in Africa

Fishing boats and Elmina Castle, Ghana

drone shot of a fichermen village Africa

Captured on August 5, 2023, this scene at Jakarta's harbor shows workers efficiently unloading a ship. The vibrant maritime setting highlights the bustling activity typical of this Indonesian port.

Tanji, The Gambia - June 23, 2019: Groups of men and women waiting for the catch of the day, on the beach

Teams of Gambian fishermen working on Brufut Beach, Gambia to haul in the catch in their netswhich includes Bonga fish, Ethmalosa fimbriata, caught inshore in the tropical Atlantic Ocean in Western Africa. Bonga are also known as Bonga Shad and are a highly nutritious relatively inexpensive fish of huge importance to the poor in Gambia and has long been a staple for feeding the family. Bonga are high in Omega-3 fatty acids which are essential nutrients that have many health benefits.Over 50% of the animal protein supply to the Gambian population comes from fish from it's 80km Atlantic coastline.

SekondiI Takoradi, Ghana – 10 April 2018: Crowded colourful vibrant fish market at Bosomtwi Sam Fishing Harbour with women in bright traditional costume waiting to buy fish from local fisherman

Tombua (Porto Alexandre), Namibe province, Angola: fishing boats and fishermen, with with a crowd of people waiting to buy the fish - improvised market - Pinda Headland in the background.

Cape Cost, Ghana, West Africa - July 31, 2014: Local resident is repairing his fish net.

Negombo, Sri Lanka - March 7th 2023: Bonito tuna fishes in rows outside the fish market in Negombo which is the largest in Sri Lanka and is a center for supplying fish to the capital Colombo and for export

Cape Coast, Ghana - April 13, 2022: Nautical View to the Fishing Fleet from Cape Coast Castle

Editorial photo of workers loading goods onto ships at Sunda Kelapa harbor, Jakarta, Indonesia on October 10th, 2016.

Fishing boats on the shore of Cape Coast, Ghana

The painted decorative bows of Gambian fishing boats, known as Pirogues, on the sandy beach in the fishing village of Tanji on the Atlantic coast of Gambia in tropical West Africa.

The dugout (greek: monoxylon) is a common type of boat among indigenous people, but is still in use in more modern societies. The hull is made from a single tree trunk.

Freetown, Western Area, Sierra Leone: artisanal fishing harbour at Man of War Bay, Aberdeen Peninsula - crowds of buyers wait on the beach for the fresh fish being landed.

Located directly east of the Korle Lagoon, Jamestown is one of the oldest districts of Accra, it is still a fishing communities inhabited primarily by the Ga. Shot 2 October 2014.

Fishing boats at the coast of Accra, Ghana.

Barra Do Dande, Angola - February 12, 2023: Old ships on the riverbank in Barra do Dande close to Dande, province of Bengo in Angola

Sekondi Takoradi, Ghana – 10 April 2018: Tired and weary looking woman sits in front of busy vibrant scene full of color at Bosomtwi Sam Fishing Harbour fish market with fishermen in background

Galle, Sri Lanka - February 11th 2023: Outrigger canoes build of fiberglass used for fishing on a small beach in the outskirts of the old town Galle in Sri Lanka

Photo taken in Accra, Ghana

Elmina, Ghana: fishing boats entering the lagoon in front of São Jorge da Mina Castle, also known as Mina or Feitoria da Mina, built by Portugal and also used by the Dutch to buy slaves from their African partners for their clients in the Americas - colonial architecture - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Cape Coast, Ghana - July 31, 2014: Local residents near the parked fishing boats. The main occupation of locals in this part of Ghana is fishing.

Fishermen collecting freshly caught fish on a sandy shore, showcasing traditional fishing practices in coastal Goa, India. This activity represents a key livelihood and cultural aspect of the region.

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