Professional Yacht Delivery Worldwide
Skipper delivery, yacht shipping, tall ship transport and boat hauling - from any marina to any port in the world. Get a Free QuoteOUR SERVICESHow it works
Three steps from your marina to the destination port.
You choose the method, we take responsibility for everything else - planning, crew, paperwork and the weather window.
Choose the transport method
Skipper delivery, cargo ship, tall ship crew or road hauling - we advise which fits your boat and route.
Get a free offer in 24 h
Transparent quote and a contract that protects both sides. No obligations.
We deliver, you enjoy
Live tracking you can check at any time, direct contact with the crew and a full handover at the destination.
Yacht delivery
Sailed to the destination by a qualified crew and tracked 24/7.
Cargo shipping
RoRo, lift-on or semi-submersible - for ocean distances without passage wear.
Tall ships transport
Square-rig owners ourselves. The crew that moves a tall ship also delivers your yacht.
Boat hauling
Overland across Europe - permits, cradles and escort handled.
Not sure which method fits your boat?
Send us the boat, the route and the dates - we will recommend the safest and most economical option.
Popular routes
Where we sail most.
- TransatlanticWinter passages Europe → Caribbean and the Americas. Return in summer.→
- North Europe ↔ MediterraneanBiscay, the Iberian coast, French canals or mixed hauling via Bilbao - Barcelona.→
- Europe → Asia & East AfricaSuez, the Red Sea and Indian Ocean destinations - with a risk-managed plan.→
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Want to log sea miles on a real passage? See miles building →
Live tracking
Watch your yacht cross the ocean.
On every delivery you can see online where your yacht is, right now, and send the crew a message by satellite. Share the link with family or your broker. Positions come from AIS, a Garmin inReach satellite tracker and the skipper's phone, so one of them almost always gets through. Our office follows the track too and sends the skipper warnings about what lies ahead.
This one went from the Algarve to the Azores in July 2026, 826 NM in five and a half days.
The crew
Skippers who treat every delivery as their own passage.
Shane McCarthy
Director UK & Ireland · tall ships
Marius Chmielewski
Senior coordinator · Atlantic & Pacific
Marek Belniak
Senior coordinator · flag registration
Gosia Maria Belniak
Head of Mediterranean operations
Ready to move your yacht?
Tell us the boat, the route and the dates. A captain - not a call centre - replies within one working day.
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