Baia Valle Muria is a wide cove on the southwest coast, surrounded by tall, colorful cliffs. It is a good anchorage sheltered from the northeast winds.
When entering the bay, watch out for the sandbar at the southern end of the cove. You should also be wary of the sirocco, which blows down violently from the mountain slopes even though it doesn’t cause the sea to swell.
You can get within 40 meters of shore and drop anchor in 5 meters of water. The seabed is sandy and holds the anchor well.
