The harbor has a good, all-around shelter.
This google earth image shows the commercial ferry dock on the left, with a small harbor adjacent which is for fishermen (who also tend to use the larger harbor as well).
Anchoring:
It is not possible to anchor within the port, however, there is a suitable overnight anchorage just north of the port in 4-5m.
Marinas:
The yacht marina tucked inside the curved breakwater is a city marina, therefore facilities are basic. Visitors med-moor (stern-to/bows-to) at the SW end of the marina. There are laid moorings and helpful staff to assist, with the stronger lazy lines for larger boats at the western end of the quay near the port building.
Berthing fees are reasonable and include water, electricity, and Wifi.
Last updated: January 2020
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