Boat shipping to Trinidad & Tobago is a reliable and cost-effective solution for individuals, yacht owners, dealers, and marine enthusiasts who need to transport their vessels across international waters. Whether you’re relocating, selling a boat to a Caribbean buyer, or planning to explore the twin-island nation’s beautiful coastlines, All Transport Depot Inc. offers secure, efficient, and professional shipping services from the USA to Port of Spain and other major ports in Trinidad & Tobago.
From private yachts and fishing boats to jet skis and catamarans, our experienced team handles every stage — from pickup and documentation to customs clearance and final delivery — ensuring a smooth and stress-free shipping experience.
Why Ship a Boat Internationally?
Trinidad & Tobago boasts some of the Caribbean’s best marinas, clear waters, and vibrant sailing culture. Shipping boats internationally allows owners and dealers to enjoy these waters or expand their market reach without complications.
Common reasons to ship boats to Trinidad & Tobago include:
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Relocating overseas with your vessel
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Selling a boat to Caribbean buyers
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Participating in regattas, fishing tournaments, or boat shows
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Supplying resorts, marinas, and charter operators
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Expanding dealership operations in the Caribbean
Types of Boats We Ship
We offer tailored transportation for all kinds of watercraft, including:
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Yachts (motor and sailing)
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Fishing boats (center console, offshore, bass boats)
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Sailboats and catamarans
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Jet skis and personal watercraft (PWCs)
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Speedboats and powerboats
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Pontoon boats
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Inflatable boats and dinghies
Our logistics team carefully assesses your vessel to determine the safest, most cost-effective shipping solution.
Shipping Methods for Boats
Depending on your vessel’s size, structure, and budget, we offer several international shipping methods:
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Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo): Ideal for boats on trailers; cost-effective and straightforward.
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Flat Rack Shipping: Suitable for large yachts and sailboats that exceed container size.
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Container Shipping: Perfect for smaller boats and jet skis; provides full enclosure and protection.
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Lift-on/Lift-off (LoLo): Used for boats requiring crane loading/unloading.
Step-by-Step: How Boat Shipping Works
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Request a free shipping quote online or by phone.
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Provide vessel specifications and destination details.
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Prepare your boat using our detailed checklist.
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Arrange pickup or deliver to the departure port.
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We manage export documentation and customs clearance in the U.S.
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Your boat is loaded onto the vessel using the selected method.
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Track your shipment in real time.
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Upon arrival in Trinidad & Tobago, we assist with customs and final delivery.
Popular Shipping Routes to Trinidad & Tobago
We offer regular sailings from major U.S. ports including:
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Miami, FL
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Houston, TX
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Los Angeles, CA
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Baltimore, MD
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New York, NY
Most shipments arrive at the Port of Spain, Trinidad’s main maritime hub. Average transit times from the U.S. East Coast range between 2 and 4 weeks, depending on the chosen shipping method and schedule.
Documentation Required
Shipping your boat internationally requires proper paperwork. You’ll need:
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Original boat title or notarized bill of sale
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Valid photo ID (passport or driver’s license)
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Power of attorney (if applicable)
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Export declaration (EEI filing)
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Trinidad & Tobago import permits or certificates (if required)
Our team ensures your documentation is complete to avoid customs delays.
Cost of Shipping a Boat to Trinidad & Tobago
Shipping costs depend on vessel size, shipping method, inland transport, and insurance. Typical prices:
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Smaller boats & jet skis: $1,800–$4,000
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Larger yachts & catamarans: $7,000–$12,000+
For accurate pricing, request a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your vessel and route.
How to Prepare Your Boat
Proper preparation helps protect your vessel during transit:
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Clean the boat thoroughly.
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Remove personal items and unsecured equipment.
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Drain fuel and water tanks.
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Disconnect and secure the battery.
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Remove or secure antennas, sails, and other protruding parts.
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Use shrink wrap or padding for extra protection.
Boat Shipping Insurance
We offer marine cargo insurance to cover the full value of your vessel against:
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Weather damage
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Loading/unloading accidents
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Theft or vandalism
While optional, insurance is strongly recommended for international shipments.
Why Choose All Transport Depot Inc.
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10+ years of experience in international boat and vehicle shipping
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Trusted global carrier network
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Full-service logistics management
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Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
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Real-time shipment tracking
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Expert documentation and customs support
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Dedicated customer service
We treat every vessel as if it were our own — ensuring a safe, on-time delivery to Trinidad & Tobago.
FAQs
How long does it take to ship a boat to Trinidad & Tobago?
Transit usually takes 2–4 weeks depending on the departure port and shipping method.
Can I ship a boat without a trailer?
Yes, using flat rack or lift-on/lift-off methods.
Is insurance mandatory?
No, but it’s highly recommended for international shipments.
Can I leave personal items on board?
Regulations vary. We’ll advise you on what’s allowed for Trinidad & Tobago.
Get a Free Quote Today
Planning to ship your boat to Trinidad & Tobago? Trust All Transport Depot Inc. for secure, efficient, and cost-effective international boat shipping.
📞 Call: 678-528-5794
📧 Email: ship@alltransportdepot.com
🌐 Website: www.alltransportdepot.com
Our expert logistics team ensures a smooth, hassle-free experience — from the U.S. to the Caribbean.
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