Request support

Start a Hawaiʻi port call with one local agency.

Send HYANS the vessel, the port, and the dates — for a call you are planning or one already underway. We review every request directly and respond as soon as practicable, with 24/7 coverage for active engagements, then confirm scope and coordinate clearance, berth, fuel, crew, and vendors across the islands.

Who this is for

One inquiry, the right agent on it.

This is the front door for owners, captains, managers, operators, and brokers planning a call anywhere in Hawaiʻi — a superyacht into Oʻahu, a commercial ship at Honolulu Harbor, a mid-Pacific bunkering stop, or an interisland movement. Use the tailored intake below if it fits your vessel, or the general form for everything else.

Tell us what you know and we will fill in the rest. Every request reaches HYANS directly. HYANS reviews every request and responds as soon as practicable, with 24/7 coverage for active engagements; general response times otherwise depend on current operations.

  • No account or login required to send a request.
  • Nothing is stored on this site — the form opens your email app with the details filled in.
  • One accountable point of contact from first inquiry to departure.
What to send

Helpful to include

Vessel

  • Vessel name, type, flag, and LOA
  • Registration / documentation status
  • Draft and any berth constraints

The call

  • Intended port or island, and ETA / ETD
  • Last port and next port
  • Crew and guest counts

Needs

  • Services you expect to need (or ask us to advise)
  • Fuel, provisioning, and vendor requests
  • Urgency — routine, priority, or an active call
General request

Send a request to HYANS

For any vessel, any island. Required fields are marked; send us what you have.

✓ Request prepared — your email app is opening to send it to HYANS.

Complete what you can — name and email are required; everything else helps us scope the call faster.

Opens your email app with the details filled in. No data is stored on this site.

After you send it

What happens next

  1. We review your request

    Your details reach HYANS directly. HYANS reviews every request and responds as soon as practicable, with 24/7 coverage for active engagements; general response times otherwise depend on current operations.

  2. We confirm scope with you

    We come back with clarifying questions, an outline of how we would support the call, and what we will coordinate on your behalf. Nothing is committed until scope is agreed with you.

  3. We coordinate the call

    Once engaged, HYANS liaises with the harbor, authorities, and vendors and keeps you updated through a single point of contact. Berth, fuel, vendor availability, and authority approvals rest with third parties and are confirmed before arrival, never guaranteed.

Questions

Frequently asked

How quickly will HYANS respond?
HYANS reviews every request and responds as soon as practicable, with 24/7 coverage for active engagements; general response times otherwise depend on current operations. Marking a request as an active call helps us prioritise, but we do not promise a fixed response time.
Do I need an account to send a request?
No. The form needs no login and stores nothing on this site — it opens your own email app with the details filled in, ready to send to HYANS. The access-controlled client workspace comes later, once you are engaged.
Can you guarantee a berth or fuel for my dates?
No. HYANS requests and coordinates berth, fuel, and vendors, but availability, draft limits, pricing, and authority approvals rest with harbors, suppliers, and agencies. We confirm current status before arrival and propose alternatives where needed.
How far in advance should I contact you?
As early as practicable. Earlier notice gives more room to coordinate berths, fuel, vendors, and crew logistics — though availability is never guaranteed and depends on port conditions and third parties.

Not sure which form fits?

Use the general request above and tell us the vessel, the port, and the reason for the call. HYANS will confirm scope and propose the right plan.