There are two harbors here. The old harbor (to the west of the town) is the one used by yachts, the other being the commercial port.
Old Harbor
Although sheltered, a surge can enter the old harbor in strong winds from the west, southwest and northwest. There are stern-to berths on the pier on the northern side of the old harbor, but watch the depth.
It is also possible to anchor south of the short pier in the old harbor, but this is rather exposed.
Marina
There is also a marina to the north of the centre of the old city.
When approaching the marina, beware of the swimming area to stand (marked by buoys) close by the entrance.
Last updated: May 2016.
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