The bay is large and shallow and reasonably well protected in SE trade winds. Holding is good in mud. It is possible to clear in and out of here on the same day as overnight stays are not recommended due to security issues. Contact the Harbour Master (try VHF Channel 16) for advice on where to anchor.
If staying the night the Harbour Master advises yachts to anchor as close to the dock as possible. This area is well lit on shore and in his opinion the safest position in the bay and in theory they have guards. If there is no ship, you can ask to actually tie to the dock.
There is nowhere safe to leave the dinghy. They can be chained to the right of the dock, although it's probably advisable to chat with locals and arrange for someone to guard it for you. Watch out for low tide.
Last updated: May 2024
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