The entrance is wide and deep. The water tankers, which used to go in and out every day, are no longer needed and have ceased operating.
Once you’re in the bay it stays quite deep (4m) up to a certain point.
The anchorage is good holding in sand and grass and protection good except from the north.
The government dock is off-limits to private boats.
Shalom is the unofficial harbourmaster and loves to help with anything a cruiser may need.
The bar on the inner harbour is open afternoons on and has WiFi when open.
There are fuel and ice here.
Last updated: November 2017.
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