Cartagena–Colón container
The shortest crossing of all our sea routes.
This is the shortest route we run: Cartagena to Colón is a brief crossing. That is why Panama is also where we move the most vehicles and small moves.

A move from Colombia to Panama travels by sea from Cartagena or Barranquilla to the Colón ports, or by air to Tocumen; there is no road through the Darién. In Panama, whether household goods pay duties depends mainly on your immigration category, and a licensed customs broker clears them.
Colón hosts the Caribbean-side canal ports, about an hour from Panama City. The short distance makes groupage especially convenient for medium volumes.
The shortest crossing of all our sea routes.
Very competitive thanks to frequent sailings to Panama.
For urgent or high-value items.
Panama has no single relief for everyone: treatment depends on the residence or visa you arrive with. We confirm it case by case with our agent before shipping.
Returning from Panama is the quickest of all: the crossing is short and goods arrive at Cartagena or Barranquilla. We check with you whether Law 1565 or the standard DIAN household goods rules apply.
How moving to Colombia worksNo. There is no road across the Darién, so goods travel by sea from Caribbean ports or by air.
It depends on your immigration category and whether the goods are used. We verify it with our agent before quoting.
Yes, vehicle moves are common on this route; customs treatment depends on your visa and is reviewed separately.
Groupage, because frequent sailings to Colón make it fast and affordable.
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