Description:
This port is situated on the northern shore of the Lattimore Peninsula, which forms the southern third of the island of Ambon.
Ambon suffered from riots some years ago, but cruisers visiting since 2013 have reported that Ambon is now peaceful and an interesting place to visit.
Position:
3°42’S 128°10’E
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The store BOB Motors is very useful. Outboards, diving spares, tools etc. Call Gaby for assistance in English: +6282110704095
Posted on behalf of Hayley
Ambon the home of the Darwin-Ambon rally is now a safe area with huge potential for cruising the many unexplored islands.
When arriving in Ambon harbour, head for Amahusu beach where there are free moorings that are used by the rally.
For any help, be it supplies or yacht repairs, see Bertie Sapardi phone number +6281247476800. He lives on the beach in front of the moorings at Amahusu. He is extremely helpful and knows how to get things done.
The area is very safe, we have left our yacht there on the moorings for months at a time with no troubles.