We ship Cars, 4X4s, Vans, Minibuses, Trucks, Tractors, Coaches and Buses to Beitbridge, Zimbabwe via Durban, South Africa using the (RORO) Roll On Roll Off method. The RORO Vessel to Durban, South Africa departs every 2 weeks and takes 20 days to reach Durban, South Africa. The RORO Vehicle Shipping Service is a useful money saving way of shipping vehicles as the cost is purely based on the amount of space the vehicle takes on the Vessel. Vehicles will be driven onto the upper or lower decks of the RORO Vessels before being strapped securely for shipping. We also offer RORO services from the UK to destinations in North America, Middle East, India, Far East, Australasia, Mediterranean and Southern Africa. Please contact a member of our team by phone or email for Car Shipping (RORO) Rates to Durban, South Africa and Beitbridge Zimbabwe or your preferred destination. In order to book, please click here to download the vehicle booking form, complete it and e mail it to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

 

Car Shipping to Beitbridge, Zimbabwe via Durban, South Africa.
We ship  Cars, 4X4s, Vans, Mini buses, Trucks, Tractors, Coaches and Buses to Beitbridge, Zimbabwe via Durban, South Africa. On arrival at Durban Port the vehicles must go through customs clearance before they are allowed to leave the Port. We work in partnership with clearing agents based in Durban, South Africa. Our Agents will help our clients with all the relevant procedures and documentation required for the Vehicles to be released out of Durban Port. Vehicles in transit to  Beitbridge, Zimbabwe are not permitted to be driven on South African Roads and must be delivered to their respective countries by a Vehicle Carrier. Shippers are allowed to load personal effects inside the vehicles that are being shipped, but they do so at their own risk and a fuel surcharge will be added. Shippers are also allowed to load smaller vehicles inside Trucks and lorries. These must be securely strapped and any damage resulting from this, is at the shipper's risk and expense. In the event that a smaller vehicle is loaded inside a truck, South African Customs will require separate customs clearances for these vehicles.