Parham Harbour, located on the north coast, has a channel leading into the harbour and to the old Crabbs Slipway and Marina. At publication time the channel on each side was marked by two red balls just off Maiden Island. There are plans to place red buoys to starboard and black to port. The channel is easy to spot but do not attempt to enter or leave except under daylight conditions. Parham Harbour is a well-protected anchorage. There is a small hurricane hole in the mangroves on the southeast side with a dredged entrance of six feet. A jetty to the east of Myers Cove has five feet of water at the end. Parham has small shops for staples. It is worth a stroll through the town to view the church architecture. A bus runs between Parham and the East Bus Station in St. John's, morning through late afternoon. It could take a week to explore the islands in Parham and North Sound. Most are uninhabited but often visited by man.