This harbor is open the north and northeast but offers good shelter in winds from other directions.
There appears to be room to anchor here and the holding is good, however, a stern line ashore may be required. Otherwise, berth to the east pier or where directed.
This is a state-owned port and therefore charges, if any, are cheap.
It may be possible for fuel and water to be delivered.
Basic provisions can be obtained in the town. Some repairs are possible and there is a mobile crane.
Last updated: September 2011.
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