There are two possible berthing areas for yachts. The eastern corner of the commercial harbor is one and just inside the fishing harbor is the other. In each case care should be taken with the depths. There is good shelter from the wind in both harbors.
It is also possible to anchor to the east of the harbor. There is good holding in the sand and shelter from the prevailing wind.
The northern side of the commercial harbor has now been dredged but there are no mooring facilities on the quay. The fishing harbor has also been dredged and it is possible to berth bows-to in front of the restaurant.
This is a busy harbor and care needs to be taken to avoid the many ferries and fishing boats.
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