Deniz Yachting sources provisions locally in Tunisia and delivers them directly to the vessel, coordinated with the chef or chief steward ahead of arrival or during the call.
What can be provisioned in a Tunisian port?
Fresh produce, meat and fish, dry goods, beverages and technical or cabin supplies are sourced locally and delivered to the vessel, matched to the list the chef or chief steward provides.
How is a provisioning order placed?
The chef or chief steward sends a list ahead of arrival, and the agent sources and delivers it to the vessel for the planned call, timed around clearance and berthing.
Does provisioning go through customs?
Provisions sourced locally in Tunisia and delivered to a vessel already cleared do not require a separate customs process in the way that imported spare parts do.
As early as possible once the call is confirmed, so the agent has time to source everything on the list.
Requests are matched to what is available locally; specific needs are best flagged when the list is sent.
Delivered directly to the vessel, coordinated by the agent with the chef or chief steward.