In the yacht anchorage the bottom is mud and clay, but not always good holding as there is a lot of junk on the sea bottom - old tyres, moorings, bits of pipe and steel-work. The wind generally blows from the east but can swirl around sometimes and there is also a fair amount of tide ripping through the anchorage.
The inner harbor offers reasonable shelter.
Diesel is available at the fuel dock - ask the locals to help you.
Last updated: April 2014.
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