Walk the protected harbour as a piece of working island geography, not merely a backdrop of yachts
The harbour explains why this tiny island remains inhabited and why sailors know it. High ground and its enclosed shape provide shelter, while tavernas and homes face the water where ferries, fishing craft and yachts overlap. Some marina infrastructure has had an uneven history, so visiting crews should verify current services.
Walk the waterfront without entering working pontoons or obstructing crews. Parents should watch children near unguarded edges. Sailors must use current pilotage and contact information rather than assuming electricity, water or berthing assistance from an old guidebook.
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Harbour, Marina, Sailing, and Working waterfront
