Take care on the approach to the port as the outer southern breakwater has been extended. This new extension is partly submerged in places so be sure to leave it to starboard on entering.
The harbour is generally well protected although southerlies create something of a surge, particularly on the old ferry quay. The yacht harbor has a capacity of 10 to 12 yachts.
Visiting yachts can berth in the inner harbor, to the northern quay, taking care to avoid the large chain lying on the seabed there which lies very close to the quay. The holding is good. There are berths with water and electricity in the NW corner or berths with no services on the old ferry quay.
Do not anchor in the harbor as all the room is required for the movement of the ferries.
Last updated: August 2017
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