The port of Fry is protected from the west by a breakwater that is set to the northeast (sized 335 X 10 m), which is the west limit of the port. The breakwater consists of natural rocks. The total length of the breakwater is 615 meters. Anchorage close to the inner part of the breakwater is not recommended due to the fact that the bottom is rocky and the anchors are dragging.

A 30-meter-long jetty that is set to the northeast is located in a distance of 100 m to the southeast of the breakwater’s root. The depths at its head are 5.5 m. The head of the mole is used by ferries, which moor stern to.

The head of the port’s central quay is located in a distance of 320 m to the east of the mole’s root. It is used by ferryboats that connect the island with Peiraiás, Kárpathos and Ródos. The quay is set to the north (sized 190 X 40 m for the first 90 m and 190 X 60 m for the rest). A trapezoid-shaped quay that is set to the west (sized 100 X 30 at its root and 100 X 10 at its head) is located at the middle and the western side of the central quay.

A yacht harbor (sized 120 X 70 m) is formed between the head of the southern side of the quay and the opposite shore (coast of Sýmiakos). The waters at the yacht harbor are not deep. Its entrance is set to the northwest and it is approximately 40 m wide.