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We anchored one night in the bay just to the east. Two other boats were at anchor. Sand and rock bottom. Anchor held well in sand, but the chain was noisy across the rocks. Very comfortable in the wind and swell from the east.
We received a friendly welcome. Channel 9 was answered promptly. Telephone first after a few tries. We paid 23 Euros a night for 10.7 meters. Space was available in October although during our first contact we were told differently. The staff were always on site and helpful.
Nice town, but the pontoons are very poorly maintained. Marina staff (when you find them) are always ‘busy’ – and on Friday afternoons and at weekends when the boss has gone home disappear completely!