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While the town and surroundings are great, the harbor is large and any significant breeze creates a good sized chop or swell quickly.
It is essentially open to the W and NW and with a strong breeze from those directions, the South Dock is a very bad place to be.
The East Dock has large “pads” or groups of truck tires for big ships and it’s a challenge keeping the boat and the fenders on them.
The port police may also require you to leave from the East Dock whenever they think a large vessel is coming.