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45+ Ports Across Four Continents
Dubai is the hub. From Jebel Ali, Khorfakkan and Fujairah we move commercial cargo out to the markets our clients sell into — and bring it back when they source abroad.
- 45+Ports Served
- 20+Countries
- 4Continents
- 7Vessels Operated
- 9Carrier Partners
Port directory
Where We Move Cargo
Every port below is a route we work. If yours is not listed, ask — our carrier network reaches considerably further than our regular lanes.
Gulf & Middle East
- United Arab Emirates
- Jebel AliKhorfakkanFujairah
- Saudi Arabia
- JeddahDammam
- Oman
- SoharSalalah
- Iraq
- Umm Qasr
- Yemen
- Aden
- Turkey
- Mersin
Indian Subcontinent & Asia
- Pakistan
- Port QasimKGTLPICT
- India
- Nhava ShevaMundraChennai
- China
- ShanghaiNingboQingdao
- Japan
- Tokyo
- Afghanistan
- Via road + sea
- CIS Countries
- Multimodal routing
Europe & Americas
- Europe
- RotterdamAntwerpHamburgBremerhavenValenciaGenoaFelixstoweGdanskPiraeusBarcelona
- United States
- New YorkLos AngelesHouston
Africa
- North Africa
- Port SaidAlexandriaSokhnaBenghazi
- East Africa
- Port SudanDjiboutiBerberaMombasaDar es Salaam
- West & Southern Africa
- LagosTemaAbidjanDurban
Priority trade lanes
Lanes We Run Every Week
Detailed cost, transit-time and documentation guides for our most-shipped routes.
UAE → Saudi Arabia
Road and sea to Jeddah and Dammam, with border documentation.
View lane guide →UAE → India
Nhava Sheva, Mundra and Chennai — costs, CEPA benefits and documents.
View lane guide →UAE → Europe
Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg and seven more European ports.
View lane guide →UAE → USA
New York, Los Angeles and Houston — transit and US customs.
View lane guide →UAE → Africa
African port coverage from Port Said to Durban. Ask for the current routing.
View lane guide →China → UAE
Inbound from Shanghai, Ningbo and Qingdao — cost, duty and clearance.
View lane guide →Our own tonnage
Vessels We Have Operated
Unlike most freight forwarders, we do not only book space — we operate container vessels, handle chartering, port agency and commercial management in house.
Prepare Your Commercial Shipment
For a route quotation, share the commodity, packed dimensions, gross weight, cargo-ready date and delivery requirements. Recurring traders can also include monthly volume and supplier locations.
Is Your Route on the Map?
Tell us the origin and destination. If we run the lane you get a rate; if we do not, we will tell you straight rather than waste your time.