There is a long breakwater protecting the harbor from the south and a smaller one protecting the moorings on the northern side.
The DNH (National Hydrographic Directorate) manage an 80 berth marina and some mooring buoys. Prices are reported to be very reasonable (see comments at bottom of page). Water and electricity at additional cost (charged per 24 hours).
The Yacht Club has basic facilities for visiting crew. A travel lift has been installed, further improving facilities here and there is now drydock space for 30 boats.
Fuel can be obtained from a petrol station half a km away from the marina and there is a supermarket and plenty of shops in town.
Last updated: October 2018.
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