GIMAR specialises in European short-sea shipping. We move cargo reliably between Europe's four major sea areas – and the dense network of ports in between.
Baltic Sea
From Scandinavia and the Baltic states to German and Polish ports – e.g. Lübeck, Rostock, Szczecin, Gdynia, Riga, Klaipeda, Stockholm.
North Sea
Europe's industrial heartland: Hamburg, Bremen, Wilhelmshaven, Rotterdam, Antwerp, plus British and Norwegian ports.
Mediterranean
From the Adriatic across the Tyrrhenian and Aegean: Trieste, Venice, Ravenna, Genoa, Naples, Piraeus, Barcelona, Marseille.
Black Sea
Connecting the Black Sea ports for grain, steel and project cargo: Constanța, Varna, Burgas and the Turkish ports.
Our focus is on flexible multipurpose vessels (MPP, approx. 4,000–6,000 dwt) – ideal for general and bulk cargo across these trades.
Trades in detail
For these three trades we have described the trading areas, ports and particularities in full.
Germany ⇄ Italy
North Sea port to the Upper Adriatic roughly 9 to 13 days, depending on port rotation, weather and speed.
Baltic ⇄ Mediterranean
Eastern Baltic to the Western Mediterranean roughly 11 to 15 days, depending on port rotation and weather.
Black Sea ⇄ North-West Europe
Black Sea port to North-West Europe roughly 13 to 18 days, depending on port rotation, passages and weather.
