Town Quay
Yachts can moor off the town quay or off the cafe on the south quay. Both have water and electricity. Ensure the anchor is well embedded and the boat is pulled a good distance off the quay as there is considerable wash from the ferries.
The port is busy with charter boats/catamarans which occupy alot of space. Avoiding the weekends might be advisable, making it easier to obtain a berth here.
Good shelter, although strong southerlies can cause some swell.
Marina
Located to starboard as you enter the port, the marina is quite busy with local boats and yachts that are based here. Visiting yachts are not normally permitted to berth here.
Anchoring
It is possible to anchor in three meters over sand and weed patches south of the marina and main harbour. Watch out for ancient remains one - two meters below the surface in the southern part of this anchorage. The dinghy can be landed in the eastern corner of the marina, where you can tie it up next to the small fishing boats.
Last updated: May 2017
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