It is a pleasant walk up from the harbour to the fort - not too steep. From the fort walls you get the most stunning views of the surrounding country and coast. You can walk unhindered around the top of the walls as they have all been rebuilt. The insides of the fort are not extensive, as it was mostly demolishd over the years but there are bits that are interesting. There are fortunately a number of information signs around to give explanations. Really worth a visit - for the views alone.

If anyone is into history like I am, this is worth taking a visit to. The entry fee is very small, but what awaits are 360 degree views from the top of the fort. Unlike other monuments you will have full free access throughout the fort and it will take you at least an hour or two to get around, while reading the various plaques that recall its history. The views are breath taking and they alone are worth the visit, but the structure is so well maintained it reeks of quality of the workers at the time of the build. Once is enough to visit but worth going.