Berth alongside, or stern-to at the south end of the coal loading quay. The inner (fishing) basin is usually too crowded. It is also fairly shallow. The harbor gives good protection from the prevailing winds, which usually do not blow very strongly here.
Another option is to anchor in the NE corner of the harbor and where the breakwater provides shelter from the prevailing wind. This might be a better option if coal is being loaded at the quay.
It is also possible to anchor in the bay, NE of the harbor, where there is good holding in mud and sand.
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