When it comes to provisioning and fuel supply for yachts in Indonesia, distance is never an obstacle for us. From the busy marinas of Bali to the remote waters of Papua, our team is dedicated to ensuring that every vessel receives what it needs: fresh, timely, and handled with care.
Recently, we had the pleasure of supporting one of our clients all the way in Sarmi Jayapura, one of the easternmost points of Indonesia. Despite the long journey and logistical challenges, everything was delivered on schedule, in perfect condition, and with full satisfaction from the crew and owner. Moments like these reinforce our commitment to providing seamless support wherever your voyage takes you.
Our Services Include:
- Complete yacht provisioning: fresh produce, dry goods, beverages, imported ingredients, and specialty dietary items.
- Fuel supply: diesel and gasoline delivery to ports, anchorages, and remote areas.
- Cold chain management: ensuring perishables stay fresh throughout transportation.
- Coordinated logistics: flights, freight, land transport, and local supplier management.
- Special requests: international products, urgent deliveries, and custom sourcing.
Why Choose Us?
Indonesia is vast, with thousands of islands and unique logistical landscapes, but that’s exactly where our strength lies. With an experienced operational team, trusted partners across the archipelago, and a deep understanding of local port procedures, we guarantee smooth coordination from start to finish.
Whether your yacht is cruising Raja Ampat, exploring Sulawesi, heading toward Flores, or anchored quietly in Papua, our promise remains the same:
Swift delivery. Quality items. Reliable service. Happy crew.
Let us take care of the essentials so you can focus on enjoying Indonesia’s incredible cruising grounds.
Booking & Inquiries
For yacht provisioning or fuel supply anywhere in Indonesia, feel free to reach out:
📧 Email: director@kokoba-marine.com
📱 WhatsApp: +62 812-9834-3814
We are ready to assist you 24/7 to support your journey across the Indonesian seas.