It is possible to berth on the northwest side of a small quay opposite the commercial docking facilities used by the Arctic Line container vessel. It can be identified by an attached floating dock used to bring cruise ship passengers ashore and a large open parking lot shoreward. If the winds are from the south through east, this dock would be quite exposed and alternative berthing should be sought.
There is a floating fuel dock about 200 meters further into the harbor.
There is a well stocked supermarket directly opposite the dock mentioned above. About 100 meters north along the road behind the dock is a tourist information centre, said to be extremely helpful with local knowledge regarding weather and current conditions.
Last updated: November 2010
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