Rules of sea transport

Sea transportation is a fairly demanded type of cargo transportation to/through Moldova, despite the fact that our country does not have great maritime traditions, and the way out to sea communication is carried out only at the expense of the transport and distribution hub river-sea (Danube – Black Sea) in Giurgiulesti. Having its own access to the world’s most important sea routes, allows you to organize the delivery of goods by sea from the ports of Constanta (Romania), Odessa, Sevastopol, Ilyichevsk (Ukraine). Novorossiysk, Sochi (Russia). Trabzon, Samsun, Mersin, Istanbul (Turkey), Varna (Bulgaria). Delivery by sea from other major ports that receive cargo from all over the world.

Our transport company organizes the delivery by sea of all types of cargo (food, goods, bulk and oversized cargo, dangerous liquid cargo, containers, etc.) from these and other ports of the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, as well as from more distant countries to Moldova or in transit through it to Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, etc.

Today, Moldova is in fact becoming a full member of international maritime transport. The regional transport hub in Giurgiulesti, which is a direct transshipment point for the movement of goods between the EU and Moldova, will be equipped with a container transshipment terminal in the near future. According to the Ministry of Economy and Trade of Moldova, the terminal will be put into operation in May 2011, which will create additional favorable conditions for increasing maritime cargo flows through Moldova.

Organize sea transportation (with a combination of rail or road transport)from Greece, Italy, Turkey and other countries to Western Ukraine, Belarus, the European part of Russia much faster and more affordable in transit through Moldova. You can verify this by contacting our forwarding company directly on our website. We organize the delivery of goods by sea, as well as delivery to the final destination by land from the ports of Romania, Ukraine, Russia and other countries.