Ocean Freight from the Port of Dar es Salaam
A cost-effective means of shipping large or bulky goods internationally — full loads, part loads and dry bulk.
Sea Cargo, Priced Competitively
Sea freight is a cost-effective means of shipping large or bulky goods internationally, and volumes continue to rise as shippers seek to reduce costs wherever they can. We specialise in full container loads (FCL), less than container loads (LCL), consolidation services and dry bulk commodities.
We provide scheduled weekly sailings, quick transit times, full door-to-door shipment and complete document support. Our expert knowledge guarantees our customers competitive pricing.
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Photo by william william on UnsplashWhat we handle
Full container load (FCL)
20ft, 40ft, high cube and refrigerated equipment booked with leading carriers.
Less than container load (LCL)
Weekly consolidations so part loads still move on a reliable schedule.
Dry bulk commodities
Bulk parcels handled with the documentation and survey support they require.
Door-to-door shipment
Collection at origin, clearance at the port and delivery to your yard.
Document support
Bills of lading, certificates of origin, insurance and clearance paperwork.
Consolidation services
Multiple suppliers combined into one shipment to cut per-unit cost.
Frequently asked
How long does sea freight to Dar es Salaam take?
Transit time depends on the origin port and routing. We quote scheduled weekly sailings with the expected transit at the time of booking, and we track the vessel until discharge.
What is the difference between FCL and LCL?
FCL means your cargo occupies a full container. LCL means your cargo shares a container with other shippers and is charged by volume — usually cheaper for smaller consignments.
Do you handle clearance as well as shipping?
Yes. Wallmark is a customs clearance agent as well as a freight forwarder, so one team handles the booking, the clearance and the final delivery.