Moor to the breakwater on the SE side of the bay. The berths at the outer end have a depth of 5 or 6m which decreases to 2m at the SW end.
There are no mooring balls just outside of the inner harbor, however, these are rather close together to ensure you are well rendered. These moorings are anchored to 5-ton blocks, however always double-check your mooring.
It is possible to anchor in the bay, to the south of the stone bollards. There is good holding in mud.
The shelter can be found in some part of the bay in almost all winds, although the entrance can be difficult in strong W and SW winds.
Last updated: March 2018
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