At Royal Shipping Lines, we provide international shipping services directly to Equatorial Guinea’s main seaports, ensuring efficient customs clearance, secure storage, and reliable distribution of vehicles, containers, and machinery across the country.

📍 Port of Bata (Mainland) – A major deep-water port serving Equatorial Guinea’s mainland, ideal for containerized cargo, vehicles, machinery, and general goods. It plays a vital role in connecting the country to regional and global trade routes.

📍 Port of Luba (Bioko Island) – Strategically located south of Malabo, this port is important for petroleum exports, industrial goods, and bulk cargo handling.

📍 Port of Malabo (Bioko Island) – The nation’s principal seaport, handling containerized shipments, RoRo vessels, bulk cargo, and petroleum products. As the capital’s port, it is a central hub for international trade and logistics.

🏢 Bonded Warehouses in Equatorial Guinea

📍 Malabo Zone – Central hub for bonded storage, customs clearance, and distribution of vehicles, machinery, and commercial cargo throughout Equatorial Guinea.

🛳️ East Coast USA (Miami, Fort Lauderdale, New York, Savannah → Malabo or Bata, Equatorial Guinea): 25–32 days 🚀 Fastest Route
🛳️ Gulf Coast USA (Houston, New Orleans → Malabo or Bata, Equatorial Guinea): 27–35 days
🛳️ Transshipments via Europe (e.g., Valencia, Algeciras, or Las Palmas): Cargo may be routed through major international hubs before final delivery into Equatorial Guinea (Malabo, Bata, or Luba).

⚠️ Note: Transit times are approximate and may vary depending on the shipping line, transshipment schedules, seasonal demand, and whether you select RoRo, Lo/Lo, or container shipping.

👉 Fastest Route: Shipping from the U.S. East Coast—particularly Miami and New York—typically offers the shortest transit time of 25–32 days, making it the best choice for time-sensitive vehicles, household goods, and commercial cargo shipments to Equatorial Guinea.

📦 Container Shipping
Best for non-running vehicles, high-value cars, motorcycles, RVs, boats on trailers, or multiple units. Available in 20ft and 40ft containers, with shared container options to help lower costs. Perfect for customers seeking extra protection and security during shipment to Equatorial Guinea.

⚙️ Agricultural & Construction Machinery
Equatorial Guinea imports tractors, harvesters, excavators, and other heavy equipment to support infrastructure, agriculture, and energy industries. We provide Ro/Ro, container, and flat rack shipping solutions designed for oversized and non-standard cargo, ensuring safe loading, secure stowage, and smooth delivery.