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kito 25 Dec 2009 22:55

panama to columbia
 
the are 3 of us now that are planning on getting a container from panama to columbia in the first week of january .the more bikes we get the cheeper it gets if any one would like to go in.

fredsuleman 26 Dec 2009 00:08

Panama to Colombia
 
The first week of Jan works for us. We are riding on two Kawasaki Super Sherpas. Small bikes take small spaces. Let us know some more details and maybe we will be in. We are crossing from El Salvador to Honduras tomorrow. Planning on making a hasty journey to Panama so should be there in a week.

Joel and Taz.

channing 28 Dec 2009 05:42

Panama to Columbia via container
 
Hey you guys, Im gonna be about 2 months behind you......please let me know how this goes. Who did you contact, how much it cost, and how much did you pay? Seems like the most expensive part of this trip to me...

kito 30 Dec 2009 19:57

hi taz remeber me from the HU meeting ? xt600.would be good to see you both again.im in puerto viejo costa rica if you are passing over new year.see you soon

fredsuleman 31 Dec 2009 21:16

Hi David!

Finally we get to meet up again. We are in Arenal, CR and will be leaving on Saturday (Jan 2) and heading your way. Let us know your plans.

Taz & Joel

MotoAdventureGal 1 Jan 2010 15:21

a bit behind...
 
I'm a bit behind you folks...don't think I can make it to Panama in a week (currently in San Salvador) but thought I'd answer because YES, I am interested in a cheap option crossing over to South America.

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Anyone reading this doing a container from Central America to the bottom of South America? It has occurred to me that I might prefer riding NORTH.

~MAG

larrysimpson 2 Jan 2010 20:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by kito (Post 269155)
the are 3 of us now that are planning on getting a container from panama to columbia in the first week of january .the more bikes we get the cheeper it gets if any one would like to go in.


hi
please let me know if you get delayed as I would be interested. However I won't be in Panama for 3 weeks.

Larry

hukl_berry 3 Jan 2010 19:14

When...
 
Hi: Currently in south Nicaragua... I can look to be counted in if there is still space, for my KLR650. How many bikes so far, how much is it working out to? Also how much time do I have to get to the port... Please contact, Thanks!!!!!

kaiserkyhl 3 Jan 2010 19:22

Copa Airlines should start flying cargo again in January. They cost approx U$600 and you don't need to crate the bike or empty liquids out!

Routes to either Bogota, Medellin or down here to Cali. I'd be happy to help with customs if you fly down to Cali....

hukl_berry 5 Jan 2010 15:13

Hello?? Has this ship already sailed?

kito 7 Jan 2010 18:30

hi 3 of us went to the shipping office and the was a container going that had 2 cars in it so we went so much paying for the space just the loading,paper work and all the rest they like to add on .and the would be more cost in colombia to get the bikes out so in the end we felt that it is not such a good deal.so we are going on a sail boat with the bikes.the is a RORO going later in the month that is cheeper.but i dont have the detals sorry

larrysimpson 8 Jan 2010 13:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by kito (Post 270662)
hi 3 of us went to the shipping office and the was a container going that had 2 cars in it so we went so much paying for the space just the loading,paper work and all the rest they like to add on .and the would be more cost in colombia to get the bikes out so in the end we felt that it is not such a good deal.so we are going on a sail boat with the bikes.the is a RORO going later in the month that is cheeper.but i dont have the detals sorry

Hi Kito
Any details about catching a sailboat Panama to Colombia appreciated, as this takes shape for you

Good luck\
Larry

Punta Bufeo 11 Jan 2010 19:26

There are 4 of us on bikes.
 
we will be in panama city or Colon on the 15th Jan are you still looking for bikes. two KLR, one V strom adn A 650 BMW.

If not can you post your shipping info so we migh follow up the same direction, costs would be nice to. Good sailing.

Phil Flanagan 23 Jan 2010 18:18

what about banana boat ?
 
This seems a logical thread to post this one in . . . . . .

We are travelling 4x4, already have some contacts for sharing a 40' High Cube into Columbia towards end of Feb

BUT . . . . . . . . . .

Have been told that there is a 'banana boat' working back n forth to the Coco Solo dock/port at Colon (Panama), aparently they have ramps on one of the ships used ( Elizabeth 111 ) and so possible to 'easily' drive either car or bike onto boat.
Again aparently these ships are 'happy' to shift vehicle AND humans!!!! at very reasonable cost (i know a guy who was quoted $300 for his landrover 110 about 2 weeks ago).

However, this option takes a bit of 'on the ground' sorting !!! ???

My question really is to ask is anybody aware of this route and does anybody have ACTUAL knowledge / contact with somebody that has done it ?

Timing wise if a few of us (bikes and 4x4s) can combine it should enable an easier arangement and safer processing and of course we all save money !

larrysimpson 24 Jan 2010 00:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil Flanagan (Post 273071)
This seems a logical thread to post this one in . . . . . .

We are travelling 4x4, already have some contacts for sharing a 40' High Cube into Columbia towards end of Feb

BUT . . . . . . . . . .

Have been told that there is a 'banana boat' working back n forth to the Coco Solo dock/port at Colon (Panama), aparently they have ramps on one of the ships used ( Elizabeth 111 ) and so possible to 'easily' drive either car or bike onto boat.
Again aparently these ships are 'happy' to shift vehicle AND humans!!!! at very reasonable cost (i know a guy who was quoted $300 for his landrover 110 about 2 weeks ago).

However, this option takes a bit of 'on the ground' sorting !!! ???

My question really is to ask is anybody aware of this route and does anybody have ACTUAL knowledge / contact with somebody that has done it ?

Timing wise if a few of us (bikes and 4x4s) can combine it should enable an easier arangement and safer processing and of course we all save money !


Hi, I may be interested in shipping with you late February from Panama to Colombia...please keep us aprised.

Cheers
Larry


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