This harbour offers limited space, with yachts having the choice of tying up to the outside breakwater or one of the two new floating pontoons to port on entry. The main breakwater can accommodate approximately 15 yachts and this is the most likely place to find available space.
The harbour guide image (left) clearly shows the number of spots available. Latest reports however, indicate that it's unlikely you will find space on the floating pontoons.
While depth is no longer a problem here, the bottom is still a mixture of mud and weed so holding can be poor in places. The port offers good shelter from the prevailing wind, but watch out for the local Katabatic winds that switch on in the evening for a few hours from the N/NW.
Service poles are available for water and electricity with cards available from the Harbour Master who visits the port morning and evening (10:30 and 19:00). English spoken.
Last updated: November 2018
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