There is a hospital here and several pharmacies.
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I checked into the country here and wasn’t allowed to enter the marina for it. Now you need to moor at the customs dock. The process was fairly quick and all the officials were friendly and efficient.
We checked out from Bar. We were required to moor on the customs dock to check out. It looks more like a ferry dock and has big rubber fenders built in. The harbour masters office is about 150m away from the main building, it is a Grey building with little signage. The police building is within the ferry terminal right next to where you need to moor the boat. Everybody was to the point but officiant.
There are a few operators with their leases on pontoons here, advisable to call up on VHF before entering, as they compete with each other. We paid €70 per night, others quoting €90, water/electricity included, wifi is a joke. Customs easy enough to deal with here. Fuel is good value @ €1.19 lt. There is an arrangement for boats to stay at the Marina for free whilst clearing in, they don’t use the customs quay in the main port any more for this.