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How much does it cost to ship a yacht?
The estimated cost for shipping a small yacht over a short distance (up to 100 miles) is between $15.45 and $33.25 per mile. For larger yachts or longer distances, the cost can range from $12.95 to $25.10 per mile.
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We are a Certified Yacht Transport Services Company in South Florida. As a five-star transport company, we do the best for our customers. We are a trustworthy heavy load-hauling company and experts in yacht hauls nationwide and overseas.
At We Will Transport It, your big boat is in great hands. We will make sure your precious vehicle is transported securely and with great care.
Our system’s reliability is based on the multiple strategies we employ to ensure secure transportation for your luxury aquatic vehicle. We have a team of meticulous and well-trained Yacht Haul Agents who will carefully handle your yacht from the time you entrust it to us until the completion of its journey. Your yacht will be delivered to you in excellent condition. We provide hauling services to owners and other customers, including manufacturers and customer service companies dealing with clients involved in luxury water vehicles such as yachts.
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Experience peace of mind with our Yacht Shipping Service, providing secure transportation and fast delivery. Our company, We Will Transport It, is a top-tier Yacht Haul specialist offering competitive pricing and 5-star service. Save time and money by choosing us for your yacht transportation needs. Contact us now to take advantage of our unbeatable prices.
Yacht Transportation Requirements
Before we ship a yacht, we need the following information from you:
- Full Dimensions: Height, Weight, Length, and Width
- Complete the address of the pickup area and the delivery destination
Upon reviewing the provided information, we will recommend the appropriate equipment and hauling specifications for transporting your yacht. Additionally, we will assess how to manage the transportation in consideration of prevailing weather conditions at the time of travel.
We will also determine the necessary permits and other requirements needed per state or location that will be covered in the hauling process. Should you have concerns or questions, our Marine Transport Agent will assist you and provide you with the necessary information so you can make decisions easily and with peace of mind.
Choosing the right transport method to ship your yacht
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Air Yacht Transportation:
Transporting a yacht by air involves using a cargo plane or a helicopter. This method is ideal for urgent or exclusive shipments due to its speed and enhanced security. However, it is essential to note that air transport can be costly due to the need for specialized equipment and handling.
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Land Yacht Hauling:
A flatbed truck is a suitable option for transporting smaller yachts with a beam of less than 12 feet and a weight of less than 10,100 pounds. However, special trailers are designed for larger yachts with a beam of up to 24 feet and a weight of up to 220,000 pounds. Overland transport is advantageous as it is more cost-effective and flexible compared to other methods, as it does not require a port or a crane for loading and unloading.
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Water Yacht Transport:
If you need to transport your yacht over water, you have the option of choosing between containerized or Ro-Ro (Roll-on Roll-off) methods. In containerized transport, the yacht is placed inside a container, which is then securely loaded onto a cargo ship. On the other hand, Ro-Ro transport involves driving the yacht onto a specialized vessel equipped with ramps and cranes for easy loading and unloading. Water transport is ideal for longer distances and international shipments. It is also faster and safer than other methods, as it avoids traffic and weather conditions.
PRICING IS DETERMINED BY THESE FACTORS AND VARIABLES:
- Do you need a trailer for your vessel, or do you want us to provide one? Is it a trailer, and if so, what kind?
- To determine the trailer type, you need to know your Length (LOA), Beam (width), Height (including draft) and Weight.
- Does your vessel need a cradle or will its hull configuration fit with the trailer types?
- Is there a Marina Lift available for pickup and drop-off?
- Are you requesting a wet pickup and wet (SPLASH) delivery for your boat transport? Yachts excluded.
- Is your boat or yacht oversized?
- Will it need D.O.T. Certified escorts? (one or two)? Or a pole car?
- Do you need a D.O.T. route survey?
- What are the costs going to be for your boat or yacht transport regarding Permits for oversized loads from state to state?
- All states vary due to D.O.T. Rules and Regulations.
- How much driving time will be needed to transport your boat or yacht? Trucks can only drive certain hours and days of the week with oversized loads.
- And finally, what are the schedules for the marina lift to load and unload, hours of operation, days of the week, and do we need to follow an appointment schedule?
What is the best way to ship a boat internationally?
International boat shipping requires booking a suitable shipment timeline, arranging for the right transporter to pick up your boat, and coordinating transportation to align with the sailing schedule. Additionally, it involves gathering all the necessary documentation to clear customs.
Several methods are available for shipping a yacht internationally, including:
- Roll on/Roll off (Ro/Ro): A trailer or cradle is used to roll the yacht onto a specialized vessel.
- Lift on/Lift off (Lo/Lo): Using this method, larger boats need a crane to be lifted onto the vessel since they can’t roll onto it.
- Shipping container: This approach applies to vessels compatible with standard shipping containers and may offer a more cost-effective solution for smaller boats.
- Shipping on flat racks: This technique is employed for boats of varying shapes or sizes. It includes placing the ship in a specially designed cradle and then fastening it to a level rack on a sea vessel.
International Yacht Shipping Services
We are international Yacht Shipping Specialists, and we can guide you through the process of shipping a small or large yacht to another country.
Before shipping a yacht to another country, you will need to compile the necessary documentation, which may encompass boat ownership papers, registration, insurance documents, and permits or certificates mandated by the receiving country, which is essential before international yacht shipment.
Upon careful consideration of the factors above, the cumulative outcome will be computed to facilitate the efficient, cost-effective, and secure transportation of your vessel, whether locally or internationally, from point A to point B.
Yacht Transport FAQs
How to transport a yacht?
A Yacht can be shipped as deck cargo. It is loaded from the water or shore by ship or shore cranes in cradles supplied by the carrier or the yacht’s owner. For conventional deck cargo transport, the rigging is left intact.
How much does it cost to ship a yacht across the Atlantic Ocean?
The average cost of transporting a yacht via cargo ship is between $21.50 and $24.65 per nautical mile. For instance, if you were to transport a 42-foot yacht from the Miami Port in Florida to Huelva, Spain, which spans around 4,300 nautical miles, the typical cost would range from $88,000 to $110,995.
How do you transport a large yacht across the country?
Transporting your yacht over water, you’ll have the option of choosing between containerized or Ro-Ro (Roll-on Roll-off) methods. In containerized transport, the yacht is loaded into a container, which is then secured and loaded onto a cargo ship for transport.
What is the best way to transport a big yacht?
Flatbed trucks are well-suited for transporting large yachts since they can accommodate a broader range of sizes and shapes. Although they are a pricier option compared to trailering, the expense can be justified due to their safer and more efficient transportation capabilities.
