Let me second the recommendation for Global Yacht Fuel a worldwide fueling agent. http://www.globalyachtfuel.net/index.htm As head of the advance team for the Nordhavn Atlantic Rally, I made advance arrangements through Global for duty free fuel for all 18 rally yachts in Bermuda, Horta, and Gibraltar, and it worked out well. (One hitch: we knew in advance that there was a minimum fuel requirement for duty free fuel in the Azores, and not all rally yachts could take on that much, so smaller yachts had to take on more expensive duty-paid fuel there.) Arranging to refuel 18 yachts in a short port visit certainly brought some challenges, especially in the Azores at the height of the season, but Global was able to negotiate better prices that we could have gotten locally in all three ports and it was comforting to know that the financial transaction was with a wire transfer to Global after the fuel was delivered. I also found Global a good source of information on agents. One caveat: since Global's principal business is dealing with megayachts which are very thirsty at the fuel pump, they may be reluctant to service a small yacht that takes on small quantities of fuel frequently. If you have questions about this, discuss it frankly with them and let them know how much fuel you typically require rather than having the problem arise later when you really need fuel. Due diligence: although I have known and done business with Richard Manto, Global's owner for about 15 years, I no business or personal relationship other than as a satisfied customer. --Milt Baker, Nordhavn 47 Bluewater, shipping late April