Our Maritime Transport Missions
SHORT-TERM OBJECTIVES
Consolidating the presence and expansion of our shipping lines
Rapidly make available three additional cargo vessels powered by solar and solar energy
Continuing to open up island communities and operators in Southern Africa
LONG-TERM OBJECTIVES
Establish a win-win relationship with the local population and economic operators in the area
Developing a fleet capable of meeting strong demand
Opening up the region to several hundred thousand people by 2025. Offer to load goods bound for Europe
Goods transported
Maritime transport, which is 22 times cheaper than air transport, 7 times cheaper than road transport and 3.5 times cheaper than rail transport, has constantly changed and adapted to needs throughout history.
It is anticipated that the importance of maritime transport will increase further in the coming years. This will lead to an exponential increase in the current market growth rate. Consequently, being able to provide value-added services in maritime transport will be a considerable competitive advantage for companies in terms of competition and sustainability.
We ship in two ways.
- Irregular transport (tramping) -- maritime transport on demand
- Regular transport (linear) -- transport focused on service regularity
We transport all kinds of goods, from general cargo and foodstuffs to livestock and vehicles...
Our Maritime Routes
Our home port is Dar Es Salaam
Rotation frequencies :
- Bi-monthly for Comoros
- On request for all other destinations
Our ports of call :
- Anjouan (Comoros)
- Moroni (Comoros)
- Mayotte
- Mtwara (Tanzania)
- Diego (Madagascar)
- Mahajanga
- Tamatave
- Morondave
- Tuléar
- Port Louis (Mauritius)
- La Réunion
- Bera (Mozambique)
- Maputo (Mozambique)
