This is a tight, all-weather anchorage with a narrow opening with 2 metre depth at LW that leads to three basins. The inner basin is too shallow at LW. An excellent alternative to nearby, usually occupied, Smuggler Cove. There is little swing room, but there are several good stern-to locations. Between the islands you’re are out of view of homes. It feels private, the shore lines are captivating, the water warms and there is a good chance of viewing seals. Approach with caution and charts in hand. Nearby the tiny hamlet of Half Moon Bay is worth a visit. From the public wharf, you can walk to the old general store and café, featuring homemade pizza and baked yummies. A nice place to stretch the legs.
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