
Bedi Port
Bedi, in the Jamnagar district on the Gulf of Kutch, works vessels at anchorage with cargo moved by lighter. There is no deep-water berth, so stores reach the ship by boat and load sizes are limited by what the lighter can safely carry.
Operational Notes for Bedi Port
Anchorage port with cargo worked by lighter rather than alongside
No deep-water berth; all stores delivered by boat
Load size constrained by lighterage capacity and sea state
How We Supply This Port
We pack Bedi orders for boat transfer in manageable lifts, so a full store list can be delivered across a single tide rather than split over several days.
Customs & Port Formalities in India
- 1
The vessel's agent files arrival documents through the Port Community System (PCS 1x); stores cannot be delivered before customs entry is granted.
- 2
Bonded and duty-free stores for foreign-going vessels are cleared with Indian Customs against a stores shipping bill — allow 24 to 48 hours.
- 3
ISPS port entry passes are required for all delivery personnel; photo identification and, at most Major Ports, prior verification apply.
- 4
Supplies to foreign-going vessels are zero-rated for GST against valid export documentation, which Marella issues with every invoice.
- 5
Garbage and sludge landing must be handled by a pollution-control-board authorised vendor against a signed MARPOL receipt.
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Operational Data
- Coordinates
- 22° 33' N, 70° 01' E
- Draft Limit
- Anchorage
- Status
- Operational 24/7