Transport to and from the North Atlantic

With a strong representation in the North Atlantic region, Blue Water offers transport by Road, Sea and Air

Sailing schedule Denmark-Greenland

Making your logistics effortless across the North Atlantic

Blue Water has been simplifying logistics across the North Atlantic since the 1980s. Through our extensive network of offices and close working relationships with local agents, we ensure seamless access to any North Atlantic destination.

As a leading transport and logistics provider in the North Atlantic, we offer a comprehensive range of services, from door-to-door deliveries to large projects and complete supply chain management. Our expertise in navigating the region's challenging infrastructure allows us to handle even the most complex shipments with ease.

We understand that logistics is more than just moving goods from A to B. Our goal is to identify opportunities for optimisation and cost savings within your supply chain. 

In addition to transportation, we manage customs formalities and cargo insurance to ensure a smooth and secure process. Our local presence enables us to offer competitive rates and always put your needs first when developing solutions.

Local presence in the North Atlantic countries

Greenland

For 30 years, we have been present in Greenland, and today our set-up includes five local offices.

Iceland

From the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik, we offer transport solutions to, from and within the country.

The Faroes

Through our well-established network of partners, we can also handle your transport to the Faroes.

Your logistics expert in Greenland

With our strong position as suppliers of transport and logistics solutions in Greenland, we offer all kinds of package solutions and door-to-door delivery.

Learn more about our services in Greenland

Departures by sea and air

Cold storage and high-quality reefer transport

Your frozen and chilled seafood gets optimum protection and precise temperature control during storage and transport to maintain the superior quality of North Atlantic products. We carefully monitor and maintain the high standards of your products throughout the entire transport process.

Our modern reefer terminal is specifically approved for the storage of fresh, chilled and frozen goods. Using advanced technology, we professionally handle, sort and deliver your chilled products to the door.

Through our strong partnerships with producers in the North Atlantic, Norway and the Baltic States, we guarantee the fresh delivery of your products to consumers throughout Europe.

We have developed our expertise in North Atlantic transport solutions through decades, and today we are positioned as one of the strongest logistics providers in the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

Transport to Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands typically combines sea freight, air freight and road transport, depending on the destination, cargo type and delivery requirements.

Sea freight is the most common solution for general cargo, containers, project cargo and bulk shipments. It offers cost-efficient transport for larger volumes and supplies destined for ports throughout the North Atlantic.

Air freight is used for urgent shipments, high-value goods, spare parts and time-critical cargo where shorter transit times are required.

The most suitable transport solution depends on factors such as cargo dimensions, seasonal conditions, infrastructure and required delivery time.

Shipping cargo to remote locations in the North Atlantic requires detailed planning and close coordination across multiple transport modes.

Cargo is typically transported by sea to regional ports before being delivered by road, smaller coastal vessels, barges or, in some cases, aircraft to its final destination.

When planning shipments, logistics providers consider factors such as weather conditions, seasonal sea ice, port accessibility, vessel schedules, cargo handling facilities and local infrastructure. Because transport services may be less frequent than on major trade routes, careful planning is essential to maintain reliable supply chains.

Logistics in the North Atlantic presents challenges that differ from those in many other regions due to geography, climate and infrastructure.

Common challenges include:

  • Long transport distances and limited shipping frequencies
  • Harsh weather conditions, including strong winds, storms and seasonal sea ice in some areas
  • Limited port and airport infrastructure in remote communities
  • Short construction and shipping seasons for certain projects
  • Complex coordination between sea, air and road transport
  • Higher transport costs due to lower cargo volumes and longer transit distances.

Despite these challenges, effective planning, flexible transport solutions and local expertise help ensure reliable logistics throughout the region.

Shipping times to Greenland vary depending on the point of origin, destination, transport mode and time of year.

Sea freight often takes several weeks, depending on the shipping route, vessel schedule, transhipment requirements and the destination port. Deliveries to smaller or more remote settlements may require additional onward transport after arrival at the main port.

Air freight is significantly faster and is commonly used for urgent shipments, spare parts and high-value cargo, although capacity may be more limited than for sea freight.

Weather conditions, seasonal sailing schedules, customs clearance and port operations can all influence overall transit times.

Get in touch

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Lars Vajse

Director

Greenland

Kenneth Skovbjerg Pedersen

Director

North Atlantic

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