Marine Supplies Asia will process orders for chandlery and other boating items promptly and send via a freight company such as DHL or FedEx. For technical inquiries email Dave at: David.W@MarineSuppliesAsia.com and for orders/price inquiries email Sarah at: Sarah.N@MarineSuppliesAsia.com. Dave’s phone number is +60 (0) 1437 40053.
Basic hardware items can be found in Carmen at Camp Construction, up the side street opposite markets & Petron Fuel. Danao, Cebu, and Mandaue have a much greater variety of hardware stores.
There is also a chandlery at Cebu Yacht Club which has supplies of most common items.
Real teak wood (Tectonic Grandis) is hard to get but Philippine teak wood (Tectonic Philippensis) is readily available at reasonable prices. Many other types of tropical wood are available.
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Does anyone have the email for Cebu Yacht Club? No response from evosmena@yahoo.com.
You can send them a message via their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/cebuyachtclubph/ or you can also call at +63 32 340 2939.
Posted on the main page by Evan of Cat JAVA:
s/v Java checked into the country in Cebu, which is now NOT the place to do it (Sep 2017). Immigration cost 3000Php, whereas two years ago it cost nothing. when I asked about this, I was told that this was always the cost, so I paid, got two passports stamped (one was a Phil. Passport) and asked for a receipt for payment.
Was told that I couldn’t get a receipt since the money WAS NOT going to the government. Ha, ha, at least the guy was honest in that this money was strictly off the books! My advice: forget Cebu for checking in.
Evan on Cat JAVA