CaribbeanShipping Direct

Vehicles, pallets and commercial loads

Prepare your vehicle or cargo for a proper route check.

A vehicle needs different information from a pallet of goods. Choose what you are sending, then add its size, weight, condition and any handling concerns. We will review the route and what is needed before acceptance is confirmed.

Your route: United Kingdom to Suriname. These details carry into your enquiry; availability still needs checking.

Vehicle, wrapped pallets and a wooden crate being checked in a freight loading bay.
Vehicle and cargo details are reviewed separately so the handling and route can be checked properly.

Vehicles

Record the make, model, year, running condition and any items intended to travel with the vehicle.

Palletised cargo

Add the pallet count, external dimensions, approximate weight, contents and stacking or access constraints.

Commercial loads

Tell us about the machinery, equipment or other business goods you want to ship. Add sizes, weights and any lifting needs so suitability can be checked.

Prepare the enquiry

Four details that make the next response clearer.

  1. 01

    Choose what you are sending

    Select vehicle, pallet or commercial cargo so the enquiry asks for the right details.

  2. 02

    Add accurate measurements

    Provide dimensions and approximate weight, together with condition details for a vehicle.

  3. 03

    Flag handling and document questions

    Describe lifting, access, hazardous or restricted content concerns for specialist review.

  4. 04

    Ask us to review the route

    Send the cargo and route details for review. We will explain what can be offered and what still needs checking.

At the destination

Who will receive the vehicle or cargo?

Our established Caribbean destination agents can assist with paperwork and port collection. Name the person or business receiving the cargo and describe any unloading, lifting or delivery help you need. Vehicle transport and specialist handling must be checked for the actual load and address.

Any destination documents, duties, taxes, port or agent charges must be checked for the specific cargo and route.

Explore your destination

Where are you shipping to?

Moving home or sending a smaller shipment? Start with your country guide, then tell us where the journey begins. We will check the route and services for your enquiry.

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Connected services

One shipment may need more than one service.

Start with the main shipment. Add supporting services only when they are useful, so the enquiry stays clear.