Door-to-door shipping to Roatán

Pickup at your door in the United States, inland trucking to the Florida port, ocean freight, Honduran customs clearance through our broker, and delivery to your door on Roatán, Utila or Guanaja. One company. One point of contact.

We pick up anywhere in the United States, at your home, business or job site. We deliver to the Bay Islands of Honduras: Roatán, Utila and Guanaja. Roatán is our featured destination. We do not currently offer regular service to mainland Honduras.

Cars, trucks, boats, heavy equipment, auto and truck parts, construction equipment and materials, furniture, household appliances, full household moves and medical equipment.

Request a free quote. Tell us your pickup city, destination island and what you are shipping. If you know dimensions and weight, include them. Photos help for vehicles, boats and equipment. There is no obligation. We'll recommend the best way to move it and include a timeline with your quote.

It depends on what you are shipping. A shared container (LCL) often suits smaller loads. A full container (FCL) often suits a household move, a vehicle or a large build. Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) can be a fit for some vehicles or equipment where that service is available. We'll recommend a method in your quote.

Most shipments generally need a commercial invoice or valued list, a packing list, a photo ID and the consignee's Honduran tax ID (RTN). Vehicles generally need the original title and a bill of sale or invoice. Household goods generally need a detailed, valued packing list, often in Spanish. If you are an individual shipping goods valued over $2,500 out of the United States, you generally need an IRS Employer Identification Number (EIN) for the export filing, rather than a Social Security number. We'll tell you exactly what we need for your shipment. See our What you'll need checklist.

Yes. Honduran customs clearance is part of our door-to-door service, through our broker. In Honduras, shipments generally valued over $1,000 FOB typically require a licensed customs agent. Duties and taxes depend on what you are shipping, its value and whether an exemption applies. Those government charges are separate from our transportation quote. Your customs broker will confirm what you owe.

Honduras has historically limited vehicle imports by age. As of early 2026, a temporary measure generally allows the import, nationalization and registration of vehicles regardless of year of manufacture, through February 2029. Fees and paperwork still apply, and the rules can change. Your customs broker will confirm what applies to your vehicle before we book the move.

Returning Honduran residents may generally qualify for a household-goods exemption, often called menaje de casa, subject to limits, documents and timing. Foreign residents may have a different path. Do not assume your shipment is duty-free. Your customs broker will confirm what applies to you.

Ask us before shipping hazardous materials, weapons, ammunition, live animals, plants, perishable food, or controlled substances. Some items need special permits. Some cannot be imported. Medical equipment may need extra approvals. We'll flag restricted items when we review your list.

Yes, we use insured and bonded carriers. Standard carrier liability is limited and is not the same as full-value coverage for your goods. Ask us about added cargo insurance when you request a quote. A valued, itemized inventory is generally needed to insure household goods.

Transit time depends on where we pick up, what you are shipping and the vessel schedule. We don't quote a standard number here because it isn't the same for every move. We'll give you a timeline with your quote. Build in time for pickup, the sailing, customs and island delivery.

You can request a quote for more than one type of cargo. We'll tell you the best way to move it, including whether a full container makes sense.