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For every field, there are always some questions that need to be answered. In this aspect, the shipping field is even more predisposed to many questions because it is a field filled with specialised activities and people. Nevertheless, numerous questions must be answered.
This is why we have created a segment that answers the questions we are frequently asked.
Note: The questions and answers below are in no way encompassing, though we have answered the popular ones. If you have more questions not here or need clarity on the answers provided, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We would be glad to answer all your questions in the best possible manner.
This question doesn’t have a general answer, as the answer depends on each vessel’s circumstances. If your vessel is going under the deck, or on deck, it may not be possible. But be sure that we will inform you after getting the details of your vessel.
As a forward-looking organisation, we do not request you to supply cradles for your boat. We have made arrangements for adjustable cradles that you can rent. Alternatively, you can also contact us to build your boat a custom cradle.
If you already have a trailer, we can use it to transport your boat. Nevertheless, you have to ensure that your trailer is motorable and in great conditions. This is to allow for easy movement to the port. However, transporter’s insurance will not cover the damage caused by your faulty trailer.
Yes. For some reasons, this is the best way to avoid boat thefts. But when you are doing this, you may need to lock them in your boats, and separately ship the keys. Alternatively, you can ask that the parts of fish finders and expensive GPS be shipped to you. If you are adopting the first option, you would have to be available upon arrival of the shipment.
Yes, we do. We have insurance that covers specific risks that your sea vessel may be subjected to. You can check our Marine insurance segment to read what we have for you.
Yes. Generally, we take the dimensions from the available furthest point. So, it is always advisable to remove some things to reduce your shipping cost.
Your boats should be as clean as you can have it be. We advise that you ensure your boat’s hull shouldn’t have organic contaminations or barnacles in this light. The interior should be cleaned and vacuumed, and ensure no mud or dirt on the trailer. This is to make way for a smooth transition and to avoid the expenses on quarantine cleansing.
There might be one or two things to do. You can check if the keel, flybridge or radar arch of your boat is removable. As much as possible, remove things that would reduce the size of your boat. This would reduce the shipping cost.