Sea Freight
Cost-effective shipping for larger volumes.
Sea freight is the economical way to move heavy, bulky or high-volume cargo between ports. Transit takes longer, so you plan ahead and pay far less per unit.
- Typical transit
- 15–40 days
- Best for
- Heavy, bulky cargo
- Tracking
- Confirmed checkpoints
What you get
How sea freight works with us.
Full and shared containers
Choose a full container for large volumes or share space when you only need part of one.
Port-to-port or door-to-door
We coordinate origin pickup, port handling, customs and final delivery as one plan.
Lowest cost per unit
For non-urgent cargo, sea freight is typically the most economical international option.
Best for
Who this service suits.
- Furniture, machinery and equipment
- Large household or relocation moves
- Bulk commercial stock
- Non-urgent, planned shipments
The process
From request to delivery.
Step 1
Describe your cargo
Volume, weight, packaging and the ports or addresses involved.
Step 2
Choose container option
We recommend full or shared container space and confirm the sailing.
Step 3
Loaded and shipped
Cargo is loaded, documented and handed to the carrier.
Step 4
Cleared and delivered
We manage arrival, customs steps and delivery to the receiver.
Questions
Good to know.
Why is sea freight slower?
Vessels follow fixed sailing schedules and cargo passes through port handling at both ends, so allow several weeks.
Can I ship less than a full container?
Yes. Shared container space lets you pay only for the volume you use.
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