The town quay, in general, is too shallow for docking . however, there may be space right at the end of the NE breakwater.
The harbour guide shows berthing spots on the breakwater in dark blue.
Failing that, yachts must anchor off the beach where holding is good (in mud). Take care close to the breakwater where there are many stray boulders.
There is good shelter here from the prevailing wind.
In settled weather, a picturesque spot to drop the hook is just below the castle walls on the eastern side of the harbour breakwater. Note that improvement works to the breakwater are on-going.
Currently, there is no water or fuel available to cruisers.
Last updated: September 2016
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