Shipping to Africa from the UK

Shipping to Africa from the UK with Tudor International Freight

Are you shipping to Africa from the UK? At Tudor International Freight we pride ourselves on our outstanding customer service, offering shipping and international removals to Africa from the UK for students, international travellers, families and individuals.

We provide cost effective cargo services when shipping to Africa from the UK. With over 30 years’ experience transporting goods to destinations around the world, your belongings are in safe hands with us.

We provide a bespoke service to individuals sending parcels, personal belongings, excess baggage, luggage or any size cargo to Africa safely and reliably.

Get an instant quote now using the quote form/link at the top of this page, or if you would like to discuss your specific requirements for shipping to Africa, contact our friendly team today at mail@tudorfreight.com or call 0333 1234 747.

How long will shipping from the UK to Africa take?

It takes approximately one week when shipping via air cargo to Africa from the UK.

Shipping to or from Africa for business? We can ship any size cargo to or from Africa safely and reliably

Please visit our request a quote page to receive a bespoke quote for your business. More information on the range of cargo shipping services we offer for businesses, can be found on our business logistics page.

Why choose Tudor International Freight when shipping to Africa from the UK?

• Bespoke service.
• Competitive prices.
• Fast transit times with deliveries taking days, not weeks.
• All packages plastic wrapped for extra security.

Restricted items when shipping to Africa from the UK

There are extremely strict rules which regulate which goods you can and cannot send across international borders. Please check that your items are not classified as “dangerous” or “valuable” goods before shipping. Many everyday items are classified as “dangerous” goods for air cargo e.g mobile phone and laptop batteries, perfumes and deodorant cans. See our dangerous goods page for more information.