Set within the shadows of the town's medieval walls, the Harbour is divided in two areas: The Recreation one and Industrial one.

The mouth of the harbour is dotted with numerous islands that help to protect its waters from the open ocean. None of these islands is inhabited. The largest two have beautiful sand beaches and afford miles of hiking along rocky beaches.

Bird life is abundant. Ospreys and loons are plentiful, a large variety of sea ducks are seen swimming and feeding along the shores, eagles can be seen on almost any day and a variety of gulls, terns, and other water fowl are common. Seals are always popping their heads above the surface and lying around on the ledges, and it's not unusual to encounter pods of porpoises.

The Recreation area is homeport to dozens of private yachts and pleasure crafts. Some waterfront homes have docks large enough to accommodate yachts over 100 feet, and many sparkling yachts decorate the waterfront landscape. There are a few small markets to accomodate the visitors.

The Industrial area holds naval basins and container terminals. There are illigal and criminal activities going on in this area, which becomes a place of choice to hunt.

Description by Owleyes(?).