When I moved my household goods to La Ceiba last year, I used a
shipping company owned by a Honduran family based in Miami, Florida.
They offered me a price for a full container, or partial container and
handled all paperwork with Honduran customs, They have a warehouse in
San Pedro and stored my things until the bridge to La Ceiba was
repaired. They then delivered everything directly to my house in La
Ceiba. They also regularly deliver single items from the US such as
refrigerators or washing machines. A very good service for a good
price.
Also, the price for shipping a car from Miami to Puerto Cortez was $600
last year (that is before paying impuestos - taxes)
I will look for their telephone number in Miami and post it soon.
Unless someone else beats me to it.
Rob Myers
Honduras
Central America
On Nov 21, 2006, at 6:37 AM, Van Alston wrote:
> When my container got to Tela, I rounded up every gringo in town. We
> had it unloaded in less than an hour. Maybe you should try the same
> thing there in La Ceiba.
>
> Van
>
> On Nov 20, 2006, at 1:37 PM, Dan Marciano wrote:
>
> > Charlie:
> >
> > I have a shipping company that charges by the container for the
> > entire shipment, but they do not provide loading and un-loading. Do
> > you know any people or companies that can unload our container in
> > Cieba and move it into our house? I can only do so much physical
> > stuff each day, but would like to get it done in one day.
> > Dan Marciano
> >> .
> >
> >
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