YOU MUST PRE-BOOK A BERTH HERE - SEE TOP OF PAGE FOR DETAILS.
Entrance:
Beware of the fast ferry (30+ knots) when approaching the port as it only slows down at the entrance.
Marina Information:
There are three pontoons for yachts in the inner harbor area, however, most are occupied by local craft with very few berths for visitors. In addition, there may be room close to the gas station, which will not sell fuel to yachts, or against the wall inside. There is very restricted space for maneuvering.
Services for yachts are limited. Water and electricity are available at some berths and there are toilets at the ferry terminal (close at 8 pm). There is no WiFi in the harbor.
The harbormaster and staff speak just a little English.
Anchoring:
There is an anchorage in 6m off the breakwater and clear of the ferry berth. However, it is reported to be poor holding over sand and stones and with some rocks so that much of the bottom is foul.
Last updated: October 2018
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