Anchorages:
Abraham's Bay is full of coral heads and yachts should exercise caution when anchoring.
There are at least two good anchorages in the bay over grass and sand:
Dinghy Dock:
There is a small concrete dinghy dock in shallow water in front of the town and Reef Anchorage East. A small channel leads up to the dinghy dock marked with thin wooden sticks in the water. Approach slowly and watch the depth.
Town Dock:
The mailboat (MV Lady Mathilda) visits once a week for delivery and pickup. When the mailboat is not in town it may be possible to use the dock for loading/unloading/overnighting. Avoid other traffic and beware of underwater projections.
Ashore:
There are a few facilities, reprovisioning with local produce, home cooking, fuel and even propane gas. The locals will make you very welcome.
Last updated: July 2019
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