Cascadia Maritime Logistics offers the following maritime transportation services:
CML’s special expertise is connected with logistics to challengeable ports in Libya, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and destinations across Former Soviet Union countries.

CML is an independent logistics service provider with unique solutions that have been tested over years of experience. By integrating the most convenient Ro-Ro hub ports, CML successfully combines various liner services into a single-stop solution for all types of wheeled cargo, including automobiles of all kinds and yacht and motorboat delivery on roll-trailers.

CML doesn’t just provide Ro-Ro for businesses. Individuals who are moving or even temporarily relocating can trust Cascadia Maritime Logistics to transport their car (or other wheeled cargo) from one country to another. CML always exercises great care with these items and delivers on time, eliminating stress for all parties involved. The owners spend the least amount of time separated from their transportation possible. Ro-Ro is more convenient and efficient when compared to conventional container services.

Cascadia Maritime Logistics is best at servicing difficult destinations in Africa, Former Soviet Union Countries, and South East Asia. This network of global Ro-Ro hub ports includes Singapore, Vancouver, Jeddah, Jebel Ali, Derince, Alexandria, Koper, Bremerhaven, Houston, and many other regional ports. CML offers freight forwarding services to transport full and partial container loads from manufacturer to market. Don’t trust your business good with a less reputable service.

Cascadia Maritime Logistics provides reliable transportation solutions for vehicles purchased at auctions throughout Canada and the United States, with deliveries to destinations worldwide. Our service handles everything from classic cars to yachts and motorboats shipped on roll-trailers. CML offers a compelling alternative to traditional container shipping — regardless of how challenging the cargo may be. Passenger vehicles, heavy machinery, and yachts flow regularly from North America to global markets.