The entrance is tricky in onshore winds due to being shallow. The marina is subject to silting but was dredged in 2013 to minimum depth of about 2.5 meters.
Facilities are basic and the marina is in a poor state of repair with water and electricity points destroyed. There are some repair facilities in Sidi Fredj, which has a number of locally owned yachts. There is a 16 ton travelift as well as fuel and water (via a local yacht owner) in the marina.
Theft from boats left unattended has been reported so it is not advisable to leave a boat unattended for any length of time unless arrangements have been made to have it watched.
Last updated: August 2014
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