The Fiji Surfing Association will ensure surfers observe all protocols if they are to access surfing spots through villages or privately owned properties.
As the Surfing decree comes into effect from tomorrow, giving access to all surfing spots around the country, Association President John Philip said they have encountered problems in the past in accessing the surfing spots around Fiji.
However, he said all surfers know to observe the traditional protocols where necessary to enjoy the surfs.
Decree permits unrestricted access to and use of any surfing area by any person for the purpose of surfing or any other water sport without having to obtain any approval from any person and without the payment of any monies or compensation for the use of any such surfing area.
The decree also cancels any existing instrument of title, including any lease or license without payment of any compensation. The decree prohibits exclusive use of any surfing area by any person.
Story by: Roneel Lal
Surfers to observe protocols where neccessary
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