Moorings:
There are moorings available from ICAB which are registered with the Maritime Authorities and are checked twice yearly by professional divers. However, in 2011 a cruising yacht anchored downwind of the YC moorings did suffer a collision with a large boat that was using one of these moorings that dragged. Therefore it is advisable to anchor elsewhere. The club is reported to be quiet, friendly and reasonably priced.
Anchorages:
There are various anchorages along the shores of the town. The best anchorage is opposite the last house in the village, in the SW corner of the bay. In northerly winds, there is adequate protection to the north of the yacht club, on the southern side of the peninsular, but you are more exposed to the constant SE swell. There is more room to anchor in the other near-by bays, but they are less protected from the east.
Beware of the many, insufficiently marked, local fishing devices.
Last updated: April 2020
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