The entrance to the tourist port is to the east of the main harbour. It is shallow with a minimum depth of 2.5m. Take extra care at the entrance and keep to the port side. There may not be free berths in the high season.
There are pontoons in the main commercial harbour although they may be subject to wash from the ferries and other large ships using the harbour.
The port provides water, electricity, slipway, crane, fuel berth, a boatyard and some repairs.
Last updated: February 2017
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