Anchoring:
There is an anchorage north of the breakwater in sand (3m). It is also possible to anchor SE of the harbor in sand (15m), but with more depth.
Marinas:
The marina is in the northern part of a very active fishing harbor and offers good shelter and facilities. It has concrete pontoons and laid mooring lines - maximum length 20m.
Although sheltered it is small and does suffer from swell and the wake of passing fishing boats. In addition, local ferries depart from here meaning there are a lot of foot passengers walking along the quay.
Ashore:
The town is mainly high-rise apartment blocks and very touristy but is walking distance from the marina and has all the necessary services.
For more details on port infrastructure including Bathymetric, see here.
Last updated: January 2020
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