Yacht shipping destinations
Scheduled sailings between the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Caribbean, the USA, the Gulf and Asia — and one-off sailings where no schedule goes. Tell us where your yacht is and where it needs to be.
Choose your route
Each route page shows the ports, the season, live sailing schedules and the person to talk to.
Transatlantic westbound
Transatlantic eastbound
Northern Europe to Mediterranean
Mediterranean to Northern Europe
Europe to Dubai
Dubai to Europe
Dubai to East Coast USA
Asia to Mediterranean
Mediterranean to Asia
Next sailings
The next published departures across every route. Space on each sailing is limited — the earlier you ask, the more options you have.
Not on a scheduled route?
Scheduled sailings suit most yachts. When they don't, these are the other ways we move them.
One-off sailings
For remote destinations, larger superyachts or cargo that needs a vessel to itself. We plan the routing and timing around your yacht, backed by our Loadmasters.
Liner service
Container line and Ro-Ro vessels on fixed weekly schedules to and from most major ports — including oversized and awkward cargo.
Event sailings
Sailings timed around the racing and rally calendar, so your yacht is on the start line, not still on the quay. Popular with race teams and rally entrants.
Where will you cruise next?
What to expect when you arrive — seasons, cruising grounds and the practicalities.
Experienced thinking for complex movements
Since 1973 we have moved yachts for owners, captains, race teams and event organisers. This is how we approach every one.
We explain the plan
Why this route, this season and this method — before you book, not after.
We name the risks
Weather windows, port restrictions, paperwork. You hear about them early, with a way round each one.
Our people at the quayside
Loadmasters and in-house surveyors oversee the lift, the lashing and the cradle at both ends.
One team, end to end
A single point of contact from the first quote to the moment your yacht is back in the water.
Before you ship
How long does it take to ship a yacht?
It depends on the route and the season — typically one to four weeks from loading to discharge. We confirm timing for your route when you request a quote.
What documentation do I need?
Usually proof of ownership, insurance details and the export and import paperwork for the countries involved. We tell you exactly what your route needs.
Is my yacht insured during transport?
We work with specialist marine insurers and can advise on cover for the voyage. Check whether your own policy covers transport, or arrange dedicated marine transit insurance.
Can you ship superyachts and larger vessels?
Yes. Our superyacht transport service and Loadmasters handle vessels of all sizes, including float-on/float-off and one-off sailings for oversized yachts.
Do you sail to destinations that aren't on a schedule?
Yes. For remote or rarely served destinations we arrange one-off sailings around your timeline and your yacht.
Tell us where your yacht needs to be
Send us the yacht, the ports and the dates. We will come back with the options, the timing and what to watch for.
