Marina
Access to the marina is straightforward, but be sure to call ahead by phone or on VHF Ch 9 as the marina can be crowded. The office staff speak English but the office closes at 18:00. There are dock staff on duty 24 hours and they are very helpful.
Visitor berths are on the south side of 'E' pontoon. All these berths are bow/stern-to laid moorings on to low jetties supported on piles, rather than floating pontoons. There are combination lock gates for the pontoons, but these are more a token than a security feature.
Shelter here is adequate.
Anchoring
There is an anchorage to the north and west of the harbour walls; however, in any sort of South Westerly wind, this is uncomfortable, possibly untenable.
There is fuel available in the harbour and a dockyard.
Last updated October 2017.
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