In the old port in the center of Bastia, there are berths both on the quay and on buoys (mostly occupied by local craft). When berthing, beware of rocks within 2 or 3 m of the quay walls. Smaller boat berth on the pontoons; larger ones on the quay wall. Berth where directed.
In strong winds, a more sheltered and comfortable berth is in Port Toga which lies 1 mile to the north beyond the commercial port.
In calm weather, you can anchor just south of the walled city in 10 to 12m over a sand bottom, close to a small beach below the main road. From the anchorage, it is a short dinghy ride into the harbor where you can tie up.
Last updated: August 2018
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