All visiting vessels should seek advice from the Harbourmaster on a safe anchorage position (GPS: Lat 37 03.10S/Long 12 18.60W or Lat 37 03.04S/Long 12 17.85W) in the open anchorage below the Settlement (max depth 100m ? 50m due to shelving bottom).
No visas are required. All visitors must hold a valid passport and obtain permission to land by having a landing stamp inserted in their passport. (Landing stamps may also be issued to passengers and crew not intending to go ashore, but who wish their travel document to be endorsed as a souvenir of the visit).
Tristan Radio acts as a coastal radio station and port control. Visiting vessels should establish contact prior to arrival & during their stay, and advise ETD/proposed destination before departure. Operating channels: Channel 14, 16 and 78. HFSSB 4000 / 4149 / 6230 / 8294mhz
Anchoring off Tristan can be challenging, especially without the right gear. Aluminium anchors generally don't work effectively;
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Nightingale Island is an island in the South Atlantic Ocean, 3 km² in area, part of the Tristan da Cunha group of islands. They are administered by the United Kingdom as part of the overseas territory of Saint Helena.
Inaccessible Island is an extinct volcano, 14 km². It is a territory of the United Kingdom, although throughout its history it has had no permanent population. Together with Gough Island, it is a protected wildlife reserve which has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Mouillage dans + ou - 12-15 m., sauf un seul petit espace où il est possible de mouiller dans 8m. plus près de la rive.Ile magnifique, habitant courtois, service de bateaux taxi et plusieurs belles randonnées pédestre qu'il ne faut pas manquer.
All visiting vessels should seek advice from the Harbourmaster on a safe anchorage position (GPS: Lat 37
