U.S. departure port
Shipping from Miami / Port Everglades, FL
South Florida port pair, PortMiami and Port Everglades, with short lanes to the Caribbean, Central and South America, booked on request.
- Container
- RoRo
- Flat rack
- Open top
- 23 destinations
- Reviewed October 2026
At a glance
- Terminals
- PortMiami · Port Everglades
- UN/LOCODE
- USMIA
- Coast
- Atlantic
- Shortest published transit
- Bahamas, 2–4 days
- RoRo loads at
- This port
Where you can ship from Miami / Port Everglades, FL
Every destination with a published route from Miami / Port Everglades, FL, with ocean transit, sailing frequency and whether the destination has a RoRo arrival port. Open a country for duties, documents and rates.
Showing 23 of 23 destinations
- Bahamas
- Ocean transit
- 2–4 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Nassau, Freeport
- RoRo arrival
- No
- Honduras
- Ocean transit
- 3–5 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Puerto Cortés
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Dominican Republic
- Ocean transit
- 3–6 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Caucedo
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Panama
- Ocean transit
- 4–6 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Colón (MIT)
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Colombia
- Ocean transit
- 4–7 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Cartagena
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Costa Rica
- Ocean transit
- 4–7 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Puerto Limón / Moín
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Guatemala
- Ocean transit
- 4–7 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Santo Tomás de Castilla
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Jamaica
- Ocean transit
- 4–7 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Kingston
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Mexico
- Ocean transit
- 5–8 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Veracruz
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Trinidad & Tobago
- Ocean transit
- 6–10 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Port of Spain
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Guyana
- Ocean transit
- 7–11 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Georgetown
- RoRo arrival
- No
- Venezuela
- Ocean transit
- 7–30 days
- Sailings
- Bi-weekly
- Arrival ports
- La Guaira
- RoRo arrival
- No
- Ecuador
- Ocean transit
- 8–12 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Guayaquil
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Nicaragua
- Ocean transit
- 8–14 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Corinto, Puerto Cortés → Managua
- RoRo arrival
- No
- El Salvador
- Ocean transit
- 9–13 days
- Sailings
- Bi-weekly
- Arrival ports
- Acajutla
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Peru
- Ocean transit
- 11–16 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Callao
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Chile
- Ocean transit
- 14–20 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- San Antonio
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Brazil
- Ocean transit
- 15–22 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Santos
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Uruguay
- Ocean transit
- 18–24 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Montevideo
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Argentina
- Ocean transit
- 18–25 days
- Sailings
- Weekly
- Arrival ports
- Buenos Aires
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Croatia
- Ocean transit
- 22–29 days
- Sailings
- Bi-weekly
- Arrival ports
- Ploče
- RoRo arrival
- No
- Bolivia
- Ocean transit
- 28–38 days
- Sailings
- Bi-weekly
- Arrival ports
- Arica → La Paz
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
- Paraguay
- Ocean transit
- 30–42 days
- Sailings
- Bi-weekly
- Arrival ports
- Montevideo → Asunción
- RoRo arrival
- Yes
Transit is port to port from published carrier services and is confirmed at quote time with the next suitable sailing.
What ships from Miami / Port Everglades, FL
Only the methods this port can load are listed. Cost tiers are relative within each cargo type.
Vehicles
Your vehicle with 2–3 others, loaded and strapped
1 vehicle
3–4 vehicles
Up to 6 compact vehicles (selected lanes, confirmed at quote time)
Running vehicles driven aboard; oversize trucks by measurement
Boats
Boats up to about 30 ft with beam up to 102 in; windshield, arch, tower and antennas removed and packed inside
Boats on a roadworthy trailer, sized by length, width and height
Boats that will not containerize, cradled and lashed on an open platform
Yachts and large vessels lifted aboard by crane
Heavy equipment
Compact excavators, skid steers, tractors and machines with bucket, cab or tracks removed
Machines whose base is too tall for a closed box; the open top is crane-loaded
Self-propelled machines and towables driven or rolled aboard
Over-width or over-height machines lashed on an open platform
Very heavy or very large units loaded by ship or shore crane
How it works from Miami / Port Everglades, FL
- 1
Quote
Tell us the cargo and the destination. A specialist replies with an itemized quote within one business day.
- 2
Booking and optional pickup
We book the sailing. If you want U.S. pickup from a seller, auction or address, we quote and arrange it; otherwise you deliver to the terminal we confirm.
- 3
Export filing
We file the U.S. export information (AES) and present vehicle titles to CBP, and prepare the dangerous goods declaration when the cargo needs one.
- 4
Loading and sailing
The cargo is loaded by the method you chose and sails on the booked vessel. You receive the bill of lading and a departure notice.
- 5
Arrival and handover
We send an arrival notice. Import clearance, duties and destination fees are handled by the importer or their clearing agent.
Questions about Miami / Port Everglades, FL
Where can I ship from Miami / Port Everglades, FL?
We publish routes from Miami / Port Everglades, FL to 23 destinations in Americas and Europe, 18 of them with weekly sailings. The table on this page lists every one with transit and frequency.
What is the shortest transit from Miami / Port Everglades, FL?
The shortest published ocean transit from Miami / Port Everglades, FL is Bahamas, 2–4 days. Transit is port to port and confirmed at quote time with the next suitable sailing.
Does Miami / Port Everglades, FL have RoRo service?
Yes. Running vehicles and rolling machinery can sail RoRo from Miami / Port Everglades, FL to destinations with a RoRo arrival port; the table marks which ones. Container shipping is available as well.
Do I have to deliver the cargo to Miami / Port Everglades, FL myself?
No. U.S. pickup is optional: we can collect from a seller, an auction yard or your address and quote it separately. If you deliver yourself, we confirm the terminal when the sailing is booked.
Who files the export paperwork at Miami / Port Everglades, FL?
We do. Every booking includes the U.S. export filing (AES/EEI) and, for vehicles, presenting the title to CBP before loading, as 19 CFR Part 192 requires. Import clearance at destination is the importer's responsibility.
Sources
Port facts come from the port authority; export rules from the federal regulations listed.
- 1.PortMiamiaccessed Oct 24, 2026
- 2.Port Evergladesaccessed Oct 24, 2026
- 3.19 CFR Part 192: Export of used self-propelled vehiclesU.S. Customs and Border Protection (eCFR) · accessed Oct 24, 2026
- 4.15 CFR Part 30: Foreign Trade Regulations (AES / EEI filing)U.S. Census Bureau (eCFR) · accessed Oct 24, 2026
- 5.UN/LOCODE code list: United StatesUNECE · accessed Oct 24, 2026
Ship from Miami / Port Everglades
Tell us what you are shipping and where. A specialist replies with an itemized quote within one business day.